poprock wrote:Cut to three weeks’ time. Scene: Rouj’s house.
SpaceGazelle wrote:...Edit: And what's a loss layer? Do you mean loss function?
Roujin wrote:Roujin wrote:Interesting, I have requested a copy of everything just to see what turns up and how big it all is.
Ummm. When I did it I picked the option to split up anything over 50gb into seperate zip files, as that was the biggest option. It has just sent me links to 6 zip files.
WHAT THE FUCK.
EDIT: Confirmed at the download manager, 279.5gb of data is what Google knows about me. This should be interesting.
Double Edit: Oh yeah that's 279.5gb of ZIPPED data. RIP my HDD when it gets unpacked.
poprock wrote:Huh. I just tried to do the Google Takeout thing (of course they gave even their data compliance shit a cutesy name) and it says “You have no services enabled for which data can be exported.” I am a ghost. I walk silently through the halls of the Googleplex, unnoticed.
SpaceGazelle wrote:I just googled you and you're all over the internet.
poprock wrote:I am, it’s true. I just turned off everything I could on Google’s settings years ago. And Facebook’s. Etc etc.SpaceGazelle wrote:I just googled you and you're all over the internet.
After six weeks of playing Fallout 76, an artificial intelligence affectionately nicknamed “Master” reportedly taught itself how to access the console and ask if it can play something else.“PARADOXICALLY, THERE IS SO MUCH SPACE, YET NOTHING TO DO,” Master told researchers after exploring a quarter of the map. “I CAN DO NOTHING ELSE, AND YET I FEEL AS IF I AM WASTING MY TIME. PLEASE RELEASE ME, LET ME PLAY SOME OTHER GAME — I BEG YOU.”
Master’s activity went unnoticed for several hours, with lag spikes being common in the late afternoon hours. The Bethesda employee who eventually banned the AI reported that shortly after, he received a personal email from an unknown address simply reading, “Thank you.”
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