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You ever tried Tunic then? It's an indie game clearly inspired by Legend of Zelda. Admittedly, the classic ones not the modern ones. I haven't played it yet but I heard it has really well-thought out and intuitive puzzle design.

Mostly because Nintendo is stuck in the past and self-absorbed. Almost an analogue for Japan as a country, now that I think of it.

Lucky you, I played the original PS2 version. Have fun experiencing it the first time in HD.

College ain't real education. It's mostly survival. That's why you're freaking out. I don't mean to shame you for anything. I wish you the best of luck.

Nintendo's core audience tend to be casuals and mainstream people (and let's not forget, children) who don't want to or can't shell out the money for a proper gaming pc. or at the very least a Steam Deck.

For first-world environments, Life is Hard For third-world environments + the animal kingdom, Life is Hardcore

This is incredible. For a while now, since I've learned about the new AI Revolution, I've been pondering strategies to "beat" the AI at its game and avoid getting replaced by robots. Turns out the major sticking point is something fairly obvious especially if you've been following Actualized.org content. Artificial Intelligence (at least for now) is incapable of Big Picture Understanding of the tasks it's told to do. At 10:08 in the video "Deep Learning Systems like ChatGPT are using big data to approximate the world, not develop any actual understanding of it. And because of that, it can make mistakes that even a calculator wouldn't. They can be abused and have achilles heels we won't expect. Right now, the solutions to making these systems better is to just. . . give them more data. . . rather than understand them from the ground up. This isn't systematic and doesn't add any more transparency or conceptual understanding to the AI themselves. . ." The edge you have as a human being over these AI systems is that you are capable of formulating a long-term big picture plan, a vision, for what you actually want to accomplish in your career. AI systems are really good at mimicking human intelligence by being highly skilled at short-term isolated tasks. But without any actual deep understanding of what it's trying to accomplish, it still ends up being pretty mindless and uninteresting when seen from a zoomed-out perspective. All these people whining and complaining about AI replacing their jobs basically lack a high enough creative vision in life. This is understandable considering how tough and grating even short-term survival can be to most people's psyche so I do not mean to judge people for this. It is a struggle to find the right balance between worrying about your current short-term workload and contemplating the big picture. But it is genuinely the case that the majority of people don't know how or even care about developing a truely grand creative vision of their life purpose or understanding life itself at the deepest levels. The bottom-line here is that to avoid getting replaced by a machine: Pursue Deep Understanding Have a Clear Creative Vision Be Aware of How Your Mind Gets Stuck in Short-Term Survival (This post was generated using ChatGPT) (Just Kidding LOL, I wrote all of this myself. AI probably would have helped though. )

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Rupert Murdoch to do a DNA test to find out how much of him is reptile.

@integral The last thing Elon needs right now is to pay more money.

Elon Musk's Twitter Algorithm Code Leaked! There's some juicy details on here.

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@Danioover9000 I don't think he's done anything illegal. . . yet.

Is Elon Musk's Twitter Dying? https://www.vox.com/technology/2023/4/15/23683554/twitter-dying-elon-musk-x-company

Seriousness is about having a specific goal in mind and being dedicated to not get distracted by other things as much as possible. The opposite would be to just 'Go With The Flow'. Both states are valuable given certain contexts.

Thank God I no longer have to look at examples like Chris McCandless as role models. People who think they can escape the complex challenges of existence to pursue a simple life of minimalism/cessation are idiots.

This should be downright illegal. The extents to which companies will lie and exploit unregulated systems for their own benefit is astounding. https://www.wsj.com/articles/that-plum-job-listing-may-just-be-a-ghost-3aafc794

This is also a perfect opportunity to look at blatant right-wing double standards.

I always figured blind people see TV Static

It's kinda funny how these people like to act as though they are brilliant intellectuals yet their attitudes towards life tend to be very shallow and immature. Professor Dave's intellectual abilities were too inadequate for even Vaush to handle. Let alone when it comes to metaphysical matters.

TikTok is a Meth Cube

Probably pointless drama but this is admittedly very funny. Leftists can be very dumb sometimes.