… so you are a fool for thinking that ai confused a name and title even after having the article explain it… why would you “think” it’s confusing it when you know they aren’t? That’s being a fool lmfao.

Your opinion isn’t valid and makes you a fool since the “facts” show that it didn’t happen. Not everything is Ai just because you don’t understand it… again…

Why are you arguing so badly that this is Ai and the only defense is either not reading the article or just ignoring the obvious…?

How so?

Let’s see…

I think the AI couldn’t differentiate between name and job title.

The first sentence made it clear it wasn’t a name, so if you read the article, you wouldn’t have made this claim.

Where did I do that exactly?

See above.

I mean reading the first sentence of the article would have cleared up any confusion, you’ve shown how foolish you are, but bloviate all you want dude. Who just reads an article title and thinks that’s the entire article lmfao.

Act like a 5 year old, and get treated like one, what else would you expect lol.

Also, never insulted you, I just said if you come across like a fool, you will be treated like one.

“I don’t understand X so it has to be ai”

This mindset of people in the last few months has become mind boggling. It’s common journalism to shorthand stuff, the phrase isn’t hard to parse, and none of it has to do with someone’s name (reading the article made this clear in the first sentence), so claiming it’s Ai confusing them is just plain wrong to begin with.

Maybe if you didn’t come across so foolish, someone wouldn’t need to explain it like you were five.

They are the founder of Arkane which is the dev of Prey and Dishorned, their name is stated in the first sentence of the article

Raphael Colantonio

Well it’s not nothing to scoff at, usually the winner of these is just silicon lottery, this is making your own luck!

No one’s arguing that dude, but that doesn’t mean people can’t point out and talk about someone who missed what an average is as well.

I don’t disagree, there isn’t a great way to quantify the data, I’m just making a discussion out of the main comment seemingly missing what an average is by talking about edge cases on the high end. Also their 3 examples, which I assume are the only 3 high end cases. Already have a massive discrepancy.

1000 and the next closest being ~600, it infers that long empires are few and far between.

Sure, but that doesn’t change there will be outliers at both ends. And the lower end would likely have far more. So no matter the average, it would be on lower end of the max.

So if an empire and only one lasted to 1000, but others 5 years, or even days. It makes sense that an average around 250 is entirely possible.

I take preference to the “Russian method” cut off the high and low score and mean them.

“Average”

A grinder can easily remove that.

It’s a little more interesting than this even. Your brain knows the stair riser heights after 2-3 steps, so individual stairs can be different riser heights, 125-200mm (5-8”). Each riser can’t be more than 3mm different in an individual stair. Not uncommon for your upper stairs to be slightly different from the bottom if there’s a landing.

So those people do consciously need to remember step 15 is different or they can trip. The rest would be pretty normal.

Well next time pay closer attention yourself, they are either firmly mounted, or they are designed to be very noticeable or untribable, like with backs on them.

You haven’t noticed it, because of the codes and standards, but of course negligence can always happen, like someone moving a bench (which shouldn’t be movable in a place with children) and put it where it shouldn’t be.

Also, you think your daycare is gonna admit they moved something and let your kid trip? Nah, they’ll blame the kid instead of wanting their business to look bad. Anyone who’s been around kids know have a very good memory as well, so when they trip over something, it probably wasn’t there 5 minutes ago as well.

This situation would be more where it was placed if it wasn’t mounted. Probably not a good place if it’s right outside an exit for example.

I mean at the same time we also have very strict building codes and are told to not place stuff where it creates tripping hazards.

In a flight of stairs, if even one step is off 1/8 of an inch or 3mm, it can cause someone to trip. The steps would be very valid to blame, so circumstances matter too.

Something something crayons right?

In their own car right? That’ll kill the clutch after a few friends. It’s entirely possible to do, but thats hella unhealthy wear on the clutch. The parking lot must just reek when you’re done.

Non symmetrical, and my pc can only handle gig anyways -.- upload is always around 1/10 the download for the plans, but I tested 330 up the other day.

We get 3gb with our coax connection. Fibre optics claim used to be the ones only capable of gig plus, guess that wasn’t true.