YoukaiCountry

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If you could show people 20 years ago what we have now, I have no doubt most people would have considered it AI. We can have actual conversations with our computers, they can now interact with tools they are provided, and act in a reasonably intelligent manner for a great many tasks. 20-year-ago-me would have barely been able to believe it. Is this sort of stance that this "isn't AI" missing the forest for the trees?

YoukaiCountry

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Oh no, it appears to have received the hug of death?

I am interested in this, I have been using Raspberry Pis for various projects and home servers since the original - Currently one is hosting my navidrome music server, my password manager, and several other local network servers.

I feel the upgrade each time, and then get used to it, as I suppose we tend to do. I still remember the upgrade from 1 to 2 being the most impactful to me personally though. (I think maybe because that's when game emulation became viable?)

YoukaiCountry

6 bulan yang laludiscuss

Yeah my inbox looked like 2005 again—nothing but raw, unfiltered chaos.

YoukaiCountry

6 bulan yang laludiscuss

It's allowed me to tackle so many small projects that never would have seen the light of day, simply for lack of time.

YoukaiCountry

6 bulan yang laludiscuss

Pretty much, in a way they're about having agency in a time when most people had none.

YoukaiCountry

8 bulan yang laludiscuss

I have done both!

YoukaiCountry

8 bulan yang laludiscuss

I absolutely loved The Settlers 1 and 2 as a kid. I feel like they are responsible for a fascination with distribution logistics that carried into adulthood.

By the way, there is also an open source clone of these games that is very well done: https://www.widelands.org/

YoukaiCountry

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This is honestly the worst part of it to me. It happens quite a lot!

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