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  • deranger@sh.itjust.workstoTechnology@lemmy.worldThe GPT Era Is Already Ending
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    8 hours ago

    There’s 100% chance that all of Shakespeare’s and all of Trump’s writings will be started immediately with infinite monkeys. All of every writing past, present, and future will be immediately started (also, in every language assuming they have access to infinite keyboards of other spelling systems). There are infinite monkeys, if one gets it wrong there infinite chances to get it right. One monkey will even write your entire biography, including events that have yet to happen, with perfect accuracy. Another will have written a full transcript of your internal monologue. Literally every single possible combination of letters/words will be written by infinite monkeys.









  • HL2 didn’t feel like a it has a technical leap as big as its predecessor

    Gotta disagree with you on this one. Half Life was basically the Quake 2 engine with different textures and models. It was applauded for being a good game, it did not really set any technical benchmarks.

    Half Life 2 was absolutely mind blowing with the physics, facial animations, and shaders. It’s the first game I can recall with that level of physics realism, and set the stage for many games to come. The Source engine was a massive technical leap from Quake engine.

    Seeing the HL2 E3 demo was a peak moment in my gaming life.

    Give the Deus Ex series a try, the story in the original is IMO one of the best, and the later games have awesome stealth and cool world building.