to answer your original question, I haven’t forgotten about it, but I haven’t actually returned to it post-launch either.

played about 100 hours, more than most.

since I had little/no prior bethesda experience, the gameplay loop was novel to me. bugs and tedious menus sometimes broke immersion, but I overlooked them because I loved the UI and overall visual design. enjoyed the combat and story too.

and a fat “f*ck you” to the selfish + corrupt bullies at the top, who are doing so. much. tearing.

I ran to go look this up, thx for posting. striking to compare the sketch and the photo side-by-side.

that aerial photo looks a lot like bird shit on a sidewalk

pass required for entry still?

🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️ city mode city mode city mode city mode 🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️

thanks. I was there, must have missed it

alternatively,

in what instances would you personally consider utilizing LLMs or other technologies under the AI umbrella?

I am not partial to either side, just trying to imagine the realities that may come

@emilymbender.bsky.social feel free to re-direct me to your book if relevant, and thanks for a great debate --

how would you respond to a utilitarianist view? for example in a clinical setting, if a model is able to effectively diagnose a patient, does it matter whether it humanly "understands"?

I go back on forth on this topic, it hits lots of weird notes for me.

leads me into queries like:
what is originality? what is style? where do our ideas really come from?

but those questions shouldn't matter more than these ones:
who made it? and who is it for? unanswerable.