NEET INTEL

I will be redoing the old FAQ pinned to my profile and turning it into a GitHub page. Rather than FAQ, it will be an open "Q&A". What are questions you would like to see included?

THE Able Archer 83?

@GoreTiger64th It was good for all of one day, got bad, then got really cringe. Between self-describing their content as 'banger memes' and the ridiculous operation name, it's all too painful. It's like Reddit sensibilities...

@neetintel The mw2 montage was pretty banger, honestly.

>"we're just grinding away on banger memes"

This person is "inventing" crude approximation of open-source tools that have existed for almost a decade. Many "AI guys" are people that are fundamentally clueless about their self-selected(!) topic of interest and believe they're doing something revolutionary. I remain optimistic about AI in the long run, but these SNS games are going to cause a long of reputational damage in the short- and medium-timespan, because as soon as you see them cover something you're familiar with, you'll recognize they're talking absolute nonsense. I've found that an easy way to catch people like this out, even if it's in a topic area I'm not familiar with, is to ask them what prompts they're using, especially if they're acting like their prompts have some kind of "secret sauce". If they don't want to share their prompts, it's probably because their prompts reveal the limits of their self-professed "expertise". Now, I've chosen to make an example out of someone professing expertise a 2003 video game, but the simplicity of this example means the principles are easily identified and you can scale them as necessary. The mystic pseudoscience you're seeing on SNS is not promising, but the underlying technology is still exciting. Don't let their stupidity confuse you!

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@DanAdvantage Are you seriously replying with your alts right now?

@DanAdvantage You're expecting applause for reinventing the wheel and now you're asking me to spoonfeed you. This is a patently ridiculous conversation and it explains exactly why you refused to elaborate at the beginning. You're right about just one thing – this conversation is done.

i procedurally generated the entire pokemon fire red world map with every single player-traversable location rendered with correct tilesets, transitions/warps, and sprites on a single 10mb, 13184 x 22272 png. it took me 4 prompts and a few minutes.

@DanAdvantage It's not trivial because the map IDs aren't available? Brother, I'm looking at the map IDs right now. Porymap has been out since 2018. What are you TALKING about?

@neetintel maybe if i end up doing more gen3 games i might. my work isn't hidden btw. i have literally provided the source code and the full prompts, which is an abundance of information. and it's pretty clear it isn't a trivial task as the full global map (all map ids) is nowhere else

@DanAdvantage I agree with this guy. Just post the prompts. It’s 2 seconds bro. Just copypaste them and it’s done. Why can’t you do that? Seems pretty easy.

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@Surtur It's almost certainly a pop-up but it actually might do well. Most people are not interested in monitoring the situation, but in "monitoring the situation".

@neetintel Should have waited for April 1st to make this announcement. I have to believe it will be a pop-up and not last more than a few weeks.

>trying to monitor the situation >EAM begins broadcasting >music in the bar is too loud, cant hear it >too much table chatter, cant transcribe it >??? It's a pretense, right? Or "vibes", if you prefer. Of course, my efforts wouldn't have fit into such an ecosystem whatsoever.

@DanAdvantage So it's non-trivial because you're not providing the four prompts? That's why this is impressive? You're making this a lot more laborious than it needs to be. Not a great use case for "look at how great AI is" when you have to hide your work to show why I'm supposed to care.

@neetintel you could ask grok hahahaahah grok said it's trivial, just like you then it trivially provided the code. duh, it's easy!

@DanAdvantage I'm still having trouble following you. What part of it is non-trivial? In another post, you said it took only four prompts. Four is a relatively trivial number of prompts, right?

@neetintel you're saying it's trivial. i know it isn't. that's why this is even a thing, it is a nontrivial task.

@DanAdvantage Go ahead..

@neetintel do it for pokemon emerald. i'll wait.

@elonmusk @Dan16676935420 "Remember Digg and Reddit and all those other sites that had downvote buttons?" 'Not really. They don't exist anymore.' "Remember Twitter which never did have a downvote button?" 'Of course, I still use it every day.' "It's adding a downvote button!" What are you doing?

@Dan16676935420 To prevent spam bot attacks, the dislike button will be for subscribers/verified accounts only

Very excited for the dislike button. Especially since X is such a positive, uplifting platform full of sane people and little to no bots. I literally can’t imagine it going wrong.

If this meeting had happened a few weeks earlier, I imagine it would've continued Takaichi's momentum in popularity and approval ratings. However, doesn't it seem like this is about the worst possible time for her to visit the President of the United States?

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I've been told he really keeps getting everything right? Do you think we need a Professor Jiang Indicator?

The continued business of beginning to broadcast messages you know are invariably disregarded, only to disregard them rather promptly, still seems too bizarre. For that reason, it may be worth it for others to continue to make a special note of the broadcasts of 8888 messages.

re:recent repost I updated neetintel.github.io/octopus_8888.h… to include information posted by @iemats. As the apparent omission of 8888 messages in the past seems to result from selection bias rather than an actual lack of broadcasts, I may not continue to update the page. However, 1/2