I know the official term is "legacy Umamusume" but everyone I've seen talk about them who played the Japanese release calls them "parents."
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Sorry I didn't mean to imply that, let me rephrase: I am surprised that ChatGPT can hold convincing conversations about some topics, because I didn't expect it to be able to. That certainly makes me more concerned about it than I was previously.
I am somewhat surprised to hear that people are talking to ChatGPT for hours, days, or weeks on end in order to have this experience. My main exposure to it is through AI Roguelite, a program that essentially uses ChatGPT to imitate a text-based adventure game, with some additional systems to mitigate some issues faced by earlier attempts at the same (such as AI Dungeon).
And... it's not especially convincing. It doesn't remember what happened an hour ago. Every NPC talks like one of two or three stock characters. It has no sense of pacing, of when to build tension and when to let events get resolved. Characters regularly forget what you've done with them previously, invent new versions of past events that were supposed to be remembered but had to be summarized to fit within the token limits, and respond erratically when you try to remind them what happened. It often repeats the same events in every game: for example, if you're exploring a cave, you're going to get attacked by a chitinous horror with too many legs basically every time.
It can be fun for what it is, but as an illusion it wears through fairly quickly. I would have expected the same to be the case for people talking to ChatGPT about other topics.
The filibuster rule doesn't apply to bills that are part of the budget reconciliation process.
What the heck is up with the framing of this article? I understand why the pope making a statement is news, but like 3/4 of the article is just reblogging social media posts from people who are mad about it and somehow missed the memo that the church has been a political institution since its inception. And it's only posts from people with negative opinions. Is the Latin Times trying to manufacture a consensus against the pope?
Yes, but I like the pace to be somewhat slower than the usual default. I mod time in Stardew Valley to pass half as fast outdoors, and half that fast indoors or in dungeons. I like the rhythm of the day-night cycle and the changing of the seasons, but I like the pace to be leisurely.
I love learning new rules. It's honestly almost as much fun to me as actually playing the game.
And Minority Report.
I hope not, I don't know how I'd break the news to his girlfriend!
Oh cool, I guess I just didn't see it!
With regard to vehicle combat, I find it very strange that the very first NPC we meet has a man-portable surface-to-air missile launcher, but there don't seem to be any anti-vehicular weapons that players can use.
Or at least I think there aren't; I'm not nearly as far as you are, but I looked ahead in the research tab and didn't see any.
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There is one uncleared level remaining in Super Mario Maker, with 18 days to go before the servers shut down
(www.issmmbeatenyet.com)
Spoilers for the Wyrmway
In the room where you must demonstrate insight by striking down a representation of one of three writers, Amaps is represented as a tiefling:
However, the book he wrote clearly indicates that he was a halfling:
This is halfling erasure!
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First, you have recreational use turned off, right? If it's on, they'll take it when they want it AND when it's scheduled.
If they're only taking it on schedule, try adding an extra day.
That said, I try to be careful about smokeleaf use because it has a big negative effect on productivity. I try to save it for managing mood crises.