Yeah I don’t use any of that really

Oh. See I don’t use a lot of web apps or electron. No streaming/cloud services.

They’re still losing billions a year. Open AI’s future doesnt even seem certain yet. Eventually investors will catch on

Do people really use that much Ram with normal use? Like I rarely even fill my 16gb, even with gaming, etc. I mean I just don’t leave 16 tabs open in a browser because that feels really disorganized. And I turn my computer off every night and start fresh every day

Dude in 3 of the 70 EOs trump did in his first week he gave at least 1.5 billion to AI companies, about $500 million to each.

That happens all the time on prime video. it happened to me watching the old school unsolved mysteries. Good thing I have it on my OSMC Pi’s 128gb drive.

Great thing is they can reverse it if they did say yes. Let him do what he wants and then hang him for it. If it’s truly heinous, who’s going to stop the world body?

Well shit thats a little Less than 3x what I make lol. 💀💀💀💀

Well shit thats a little Less than 3x what I make lol. 💀💀💀💀

Yeah it looks good without mods. I’ve never modded oblivion because I never felt a need to.

Woof lol

Nah, I got yo dad for that, son.

The openness of it. I can play as I want and go where I want. I’ve played Skyrim since its release and never have finished the main story. It’s not the main attraction. There’s so much lore carried through the games since the 90s , it’s endless.

LOL my brain

A weed pen

It still holds up for a 20 year old game

Oblivion the original. Not the remaster

Indeed

Never. I never used cheat codes in the 90s. I always felt being OP in games made them boring

Or it flags something as an error falsely and the human has so much faith in the system that it must be correct, and either wastes time finding the solution or bends reality to “correct” it in a human form of hallucinating bs. Especially dangerous if saying there is an error supports the individual’s personal beliefs

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I’ll call it “AI-induced confirmation bias” cousin to AI-induced psychosis.