Zerg Rush

Fair Play https://file.coffee/u/hybZDFv-9BtDBY-9uBCVJ.mp4

Well, 1000 billonairs less in the World are not so bad at all, they are good in this things as they shown in the Titanic expedition.

https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/a44735833/oceangate-founder-wants-to-send-1000-people-to-colonize-venus/

https://social.vivaldi.net/@jon/111071620737057696

Yes, naturally it demands more resources at higher settings, but due to its minimal requirements there should be no problem on current equipment even at the highest settings, at least not on my laptop, which isn't exactly a NASA PC either. The same thing happens with the Tomb Raider 2013 that I have, which runs smoothly on maximum settings, without my laptop exploding into spontaneous combustion. They are exquisitely optimized games with graphics that you would not expect with such low system requirements. I have tried games with much more rudimentary graphics that I was not able to put above 15 FPS, due to how poorly they were optimized.

No problem with crashes, maybe GPU related, but anyway nice to know about the patch. Some parts of the game remember to TDM, related to stealth, rope-arrows, among others, some environments could have been perfectly from some TDM missions. Maybe someone can "steal" some ideas for a future TDM mission

In W10 it works flaeles without patch. Its somewhat strange, it was a game only for WinXP and never works well in W7, even with a patch. But in W10 I never had problems. And now you say it needs again a Patch in W11? Very strange. Anyway, yes, it's a real Gem which I like a lot. Amazing image quality and playability for so few resources it need.

Nice one, I had it a lot o years ago, also as a Giveaway in a CD in a Computer Magazine. Very funny game. Good also for old PC with few resources (1GB RAM, 500 MB HD)

Is a glitch in the Matrix or is the Universe making fun of us? https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/what-is-this-cosmic-question-mark-captured-by-the-james-webb-space-telescope-180982761/

The best humor is that which was not intended https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/may/30/robot-priest-blessu-2-germany-reformation-exhibition

Nice, maybe in a near future it turns real.

Some time ago I was looking for a good app to share files, since I wanted to become independent from the famous Imgur, which I find with so many trackers and privacy problems not at all reliable. In Windows I use ShareX, which is perhaps one of the best screen recorders with a huge amount of functions and tools, but it also uses Imgur as an image sharer by default, but allows you to change it. At first I replaced it with vgy.me., an excellent imagehost and sharer, with good privacy, although only limited to images. But a few months ago I found File Coffee, which can be called the definitive solution, because it allows you to host and share any type of file, be it images, documents presentations, texts, multimedia, videos of any extension, it is 100% free, encrypted and private (Made in EU, GDPR norm) safe, blazing fast and stable. It admits without registration 15 Mb per file, with free registration, 30 Mb, being able to control the uploaded files. With this you can forget DropBox, GDrive, Imgur and a lot of other solutions, well, except for PK4 bigger than 30Mb. The best, it also had a own config app for ShareX, which with one click make all the needed settings in ShareX to be used in this tool. Screenshots linked with filecoffee, given image, multimedia and video links can be inserted or, in case of document's or other, they open in a new tab and can be downloaded from there.

Okay, like I said, there's a long way to go already, but experiments on this show that bots with real intelligence and self-awareness are no longer something for the distant future. For good reason, AI companies are including kill switches. The real risk of AI is the lack of human intelligence and its abuse for greedy, manipulative and warlike reasons, instead of being a useful tool for everyone. The experiment with ChaosGPT was a good warning.

Okay, like I said, there's a long way to go already, but experiments on this show that bots with real intelligence and self-awareness are no longer something for the distant future. For good reason, AI companies are including kill switches. The real risk of AI is the lack of human intelligence and its abuse for greedy, manipulative and warlike reasons, instead of being a useful tool for everyone. The experiment with ChaosGPT was a good warning.

Agree, as I said, already a long way to go, but experiments of this shows that bots with a real intelligence and selfaware are not longer something for a far future. For good reasons AI companies are including killswitches. The real risk of AI is the lack of human intelligence and the abuse they made of it for greedy, manipulative and belic reasons, instead of a usefull tool for everyone. The experiment with ChaosGPT was a good warning.

Ameca has the language model of ChatGPT 3.5, but is way more than this. It's a cloud platform for human interactions, in continuous developement. It not react only to words, also of extern stimuli like a human does. It's not a joke with the mirror, but a test for this reactions. Naturally it's not something that we can call conciencious, but Ameca is the first step to it.

ChatGPT? See Ameca's reaction seeing a Mirror.

It's real, it ocurred in Brazil

My translation program translates it with arc gothic, so it could be this