Kirk

Ah cool, I'm not surprised. The Skyrim modding community is insane.

I think it could be cool for background NPC dialogue in big open RPGs like Skyrim. Imagine if townsfolk could have realistic conversations and interactions like bartering over goods, etc. Nothing major or plot-dependent, obviously. Just something more natural than a handful of repeated, scripted and prerecorded phrases.

I would compare it to ray-tracing. Ray tracing means the artists don't have to plan out every single light beam, and the result is actually more realistic than if they had. A tactfully used LLM could mean they don't have to script out every line of background dialogue and also achieve a more realistic result.

How is this vs NewPipe?

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What you're looking for is called an "Alternative frontend". I'm not aware of a working one for Facebook but it might be worth searching around!

Wow that's hilarious, when I saw the headline I thought of SFA but I didn't realize it was literally mentioned in the article.

I think score aggregators are stupid in the first place and I feel bad for anyone who looks to them as a deciding factor on if they should watch something. The entire point of reading something from a reviewer is that you get to know what that person likes/dislikes. "enjoyableness" is not some numerically quantifiable thing and at best you'll just e chasing some bland average.

weird how many hoops you are willing to jump through to discourage anyone talking about the gays in a positive way 🤔

protip next time you want to LARP as a non bigot, don't call it "nutrek" that's a dead giveaway

man it's just crazy all the boxes that have to be checked in order to celebrate lgbt representation! its like the bar is set impossibly high! ugh! so crazy.

Obviously you are not a bigot and think representation is a good thing too! thats why it sucks that everything has to be just so perfectly aligned in order to celebrate it! ugh!

I know right? All this talk of moon bases and mars bases? Where is the money coming from?

I gotta say I really didn't expect Paramount Plus to be a major player in the streaming wars

Crazy

Stop with the whattaboutism. First of all, it's literally an interview with the actor about their character.

Secondly, declaring that articles about queer characters can only be allowed to exist if they include some unrelated "both sides" criteria is a clear attempt to silence queer voices.