Coreworlder 🎲
@coreworlder.dice.camp.ap.brid.gy
UK software engineer, tabletop gamer, painter of miniatures, LARPer, and hacker of things. he/him. AKA David Dorward🔸
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@wingo It’s a good demonstration of how generative models work by giving statistically likely answers.
People don’t ask other people to draw blocks very often. When they do, the most common reason is to test for neurological conditions.
Generative models are built on a lot of scientific papers […]
People don’t ask other people to draw blocks very often. When they do, the most common reason is to test for neurological conditions.
Generative models are built on a lot of scientific papers […]
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dice.camp
December 11, 2025 at 7:31 AM
@wingo It’s a good demonstration of how generative models work by giving statistically likely answers.
People don’t ask other people to draw blocks very often. When they do, the most common reason is to test for neurological conditions.
Generative models are built on a lot of scientific papers […]
People don’t ask other people to draw blocks very often. When they do, the most common reason is to test for neurological conditions.
Generative models are built on a lot of scientific papers […]
@jordansorcery.bsky.social It’s a great self-contained story. Another series would be nice but it lands the ending as it is.
December 10, 2025 at 10:31 AM
@jordansorcery.bsky.social It’s a great self-contained story. Another series would be nice but it lands the ending as it is.
@TheTepidEmperor Looking theough my history in Ivory it shows up so that looks like an Ice Cube issue. How does it look in the Mastodon web app?
November 26, 2025 at 1:43 PM
@TheTepidEmperor Looking theough my history in Ivory it shows up so that looks like an Ice Cube issue. How does it look in the Mastodon web app?
@jordansorcery.bsky.social Oh no! Now we have *more* problems!
November 26, 2025 at 11:00 AM
@jordansorcery.bsky.social Oh no! Now we have *more* problems!
@jordansorcery.bsky.social The stress reaction is designed to make us run away from problems… but problems have evolved into ones that can’t be run away from.
November 26, 2025 at 10:00 AM
@jordansorcery.bsky.social The stress reaction is designed to make us run away from problems… but problems have evolved into ones that can’t be run away from.
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@coreworlder The worst blurb of that ilk I can remember is the one for the remake of "Clash of Titans" and the tag was
"Titans will Clash"
And I was physically ill.
"Titans will Clash"
And I was physically ill.
November 26, 2025 at 9:29 AM
@coreworlder The worst blurb of that ilk I can remember is the one for the remake of "Clash of Titans" and the tag was
"Titans will Clash"
And I was physically ill.
"Titans will Clash"
And I was physically ill.
CRASH//CART by Galen Pejeau
A Forged in the Dark TTRPG of near future paramedics
nightjargames.itch.io
November 3, 2025 at 8:43 AM
@martin Ah, that's different then. It isn't just making all combats miserable all the time. It comes back to "Combat is a failure state". I think it could work so long as players get to go in to the situation where the rule applies with their eyes open.
If they are using a bastard sword in a […]
If they are using a bastard sword in a […]
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dice.camp
October 24, 2025 at 8:52 AM
@martin Ah, that's different then. It isn't just making all combats miserable all the time. It comes back to "Combat is a failure state". I think it could work so long as players get to go in to the situation where the rule applies with their eyes open.
If they are using a bastard sword in a […]
If they are using a bastard sword in a […]
@martin I’m not fond of critical failure rules at the best of times. It was a common house rule in the 3.x era but missing feels bad enough without adding 5% of the time something worse happens so you or a friend take damage or have to spend next turn dealing with not having a weapon is awful […]
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dice.camp
October 24, 2025 at 8:41 AM
@martin I’m not fond of critical failure rules at the best of times. It was a common house rule in the 3.x era but missing feels bad enough without adding 5% of the time something worse happens so you or a friend take damage or have to spend next turn dealing with not having a weapon is awful […]
