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VisualMod t1_jegnuw4 wrote

Reply to Beyond Meat? by ScummyCivicOwner

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420binchicken t1_jegntel wrote

Reply to comment by Platybear_OG in Could CHAT GPT be built into NPCs in video games? Imagine no more dialogue choices & just speaking to NPCs. by Platybear_OG

Honestly mate I’ve read a few comments in here and anyone dismissing it as too hard or far off I’d argue simply isn’t informed about where current AI language models are at and where they are rapidly heading.

The answer to can/will such AI be used to enhance game conversations and the answer is absolutely yes they could even with todays models.

I have no doubt we will see a AAA game using some sort of AI to power NPC interactions within the next couple years.

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Fenderstratguy t1_jegns9k wrote

Reply to financial education advice by [deleted]

Kudos for learning about investing as a 17 year old. Read this - it was geared for new investors like you! It will also tell you what NOT to do so you don't lose your money: - If You Can: How Millennials Can Get Rich Slowly – an excellent free 15 page PDF by William Bernstein: DOWNLOAD LINK

Also since you are looking at trading/picking stocks - this book really explains how hard it is to outperform the market. Many people claim to do so - but it is pretty rare - the book is a classic and explains why: - A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton Malkiel LINK

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6byfour t1_jegns45 wrote

Reply to How long is to long of a commute. by bluecommet84

I did a 1 hour commute for 20 years. I didn’t think the first job would last long but I stayed 11 years. By then we had attachments in the community we lived in, and my wife worked 5 min from home. I ended up getting another job, also an hour away because that’s where my professional network was.

I was able to do some of my job from the car, like calling contractors etc. I also had customers in my area and on the way, so it was often not a fully wasted trip. It also allowed me to hit certain stores on the way, so if my wife’s aunt likes a restaurant that’s 40 min away for us, I could pop in easily for a gift card. Later, I could occasionally catch my son’s high school sports because they were closer to work than home.

My job was very flexible and I could make up hours at home if I needed to leave early. I now mostly work from home.

So it wasn’t all bad, but some of it was. I figure it cost me an extra car over those years, and it ate a lot of time. I think it impacted our social life a bit because my work friends were out of reach for dinners with spouses, etc. it definitely impacted my health with extra sitting and too much fast food.

2 hours a day *200 work days is 16.7 days on your ass in the car every year. So in my case I’ve blown almost a year of my life driving to work. I get a little bitter when I think about that.

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IDesireWisdom t1_jegns0m wrote

Reply to comment by cryptodims in Honestly, who the fuck is bearish right now ? by [deleted]

Prove it. You still haven’t explained anything. You’ve labeled it illogical but haven’t explained how. The burden of proof lies with you.

You don’t have to explain anything, but I have no reason to believe you. In the event someone else is reading this, you’ve offered them no reason to believe you except your dissent.

Prove my argument is illogical.

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