RDR2 is totally just cosplaying as a cowboy! And honestly how different is paintball and call of duty? I'd say sure, they're different in their medium, but in an identical fantasy. They're trying for the same thing in different ways, but it's all just playing army.
And for the record, I've always liked playing cowboy and playing army.
The robot is the computer you're playing it on.
I think you may have misunderstood, not the show Westworld, the theme park (Westworld) within the show.
No, the analogy is fine. If you have a task (math in the previous example) that takes some amount of time (doesn't matter how much), is it worth using a tool (calculator) that makes it faster?
That was the analogy.
That doesn't follow at all...
the simplicity doesn't seem to necessitate a LLM to map out.
So are you saying that if something is so simple that you could do it in a week, then it isn't worth using a tool that would get it done in 4 days?
I mean, no that doesn't necessitate use of a LLM. But by that logic, doing math never necessitates the use of a calculator, just do it on paper. Sure, you could...
Why do you say that?
I mean my intuition would tend to agree with you, but if it works... I could believe it.
So I'm just wondering why you would assert that this is a bad idea? What don't I know?
This giveaway last time was the reason I installed the epic store. All I can say is that I have no regrets. Control is amazing and it's absolutely worth swallowing your pride to play this amazing game for free.
I played Wow for the first 3-4 years after its launch.
I had a part time job back then, but otherwise I was playing wow. At some point my /played time passed a year, after that I refused to look. I don't know if it ever got to two years, but I fear it may have...
Yeah man! As a thing made in the 80s myself, I gotta tell ya, I'm feeling pretty broken these days.
But I don't blame the build quality, I blame the 8 year old, that dude will be the death of me.
We'll the Torah does not include the new testament, all the Jesus bits, I think that's probably what he's getting at.
And I don't think we need to pretend that the Bible has one consistent message all the way through anyway. There are dozens (or more) examples of pretty major contradictions in the bible. That clarifying question of "god or Jesus said that?" Is really not a crazy question.