#Interactive Math Game

[some-pers0n]

interesting ideas about AI art and by no means am I trying to send hate but I believe majority of people hate AI art is because it's truly just the byproduct of a giant plinko board bouncing through pieces of art made by artists who put love and care and SOUL into their work. A visual product of a math formula. While it's "art" in the most litteral sense, not having a true human behind it putting though and effort into its every detail, for many people (myself included) devalues it from a tradition artists work.

I'm a firm believer in the idea that AI art is inherently unequal to non Ai art, specifically for this reason. (Hope this made sense sorry if it's incoherent)

I agree in that sense there. I personally do not find myself wanting to engage in a work when I purposefully know the creator had used AI to create the entire product. Something something,,,I cannot find myself getting invested in something that is little more than a product. I don't wanna read a fic about my blorbos when it was written by Chat-GPT

I also agree with the idea that a lot of people hate AI art because of this heavily emotional, debatably reactionary mindset that stems from one thing: fairness. It's the same sort of emotion I find one gets if all of the work on a group project gets shafted onto them whilst their fellow peers sit idly by. It feels unfair to sink hours into your craft, spending all this time fighting to develop your skills and flourish as an artist, only to see someone type half a paragraph and have a machine spit back something that looks not half bad. Let's be honest with ourselves here and say that AI art, at least in a visual regard, has progressed quite a bit to the point where most of the mistakes people find can be dismissed as wonky perspective and the line art being a bit fucky, which is something a ton of artists struggle with too

People develop a sort of a superiority complex over it. I can't blame them honestly. A number of times I've felt it too when people tell me they're using Chat-GPT as though it were Google and when I see my family members and friends playing around with AI art. I gotta bite my tongue and choke back a chortle, both because it's kind of a dick move and also because I don't want to relish in this feeling. It's infectious though to feel as though you have an edge over another person just because you abstain from using Chat-GPT or whatever. Not to be all "grrgrgrr you should LOVE Chat-GPT and if you dare to say anything bad then you are EVILL!!" of course though. It's emotions. They're messy, intense, and oftentimes you don't really realize when you're feeling since you get locked into your perspective. Yet, I think it's important to realize a lot of hatred of this generative AI stems from emotions. Reactionary ideals and claims stem from emotions after all

I think ultimately what the conversation about generative AI should revolve around is about the concerns of labour. The several strikes from a while back from VFX artists and scriptwriters come to mind. They are most at stake from generative AI as tools like Chat-GPT are cheaper and more cost-effective than paying an actual employee for their time and effort. I would also mention the environmental issues, but if we were to talk about that we would also have to acknowledge the fact that so, so much water is being used up daily to generate power for servers. Hell, this post alone will probably contribute to drying up some marsh in the greater scheme of things

Anywho yada yada TL;DR: I agree yes but I also think it's important to recognize that a good chunk of your hatred to Chat-GPT stems from feeling cheated and a sense of pride and superiority over others for simply not using it. There is no quality to Chat-GPT that makes it inherently evil. I can't get upset at my grandma for sending me a photo of her and her dog that went through an AI anime filter. I can feel maybe some exhaustion when seeing a fellow classmate using Chat-GPT to write their essay, but ultimately I write my own work for the love of the game. I can get upset however at those in higher power who use it to push artists out of jobs. Chat-GPT is a tool that has its pros and cons and I think it's reductive to just basically sit there and hiss like a vampire when presented with a cross when faced with the mere word "AI", especially when your only big argument for disliking it is based purely in feeling cheated when someone types a prompt into a program and art that would've taken you seven hours to draw gets spit out in about a minute or two

[icemastervalorie]

A small figure approached from the distance, not nearly as bulky with clothes or fur as most things on shiverchill. As it got closer, she could see that it was a familiar red haired boy.

"Oh, hey valorie!" Cameron said with a slightly forced smile, clearly very cold, "didn't expect to see you out here haha, I guess it makes sense though, since you're the ice master and everything! How are you doing? Any news?"

Val was wearing a thick coat and what appears to be… a crown like headpiece? Not a beanie or an earmuff, literally just a crown of crystals on her head.

“Oh hey Cameron.” She greeted him, holding onto the straps of her bag. “Nothing much. I heard Kepler is in dragon isles, worried about him to be honest. Winston���s the one doing rift runs today but I feel like something else seems… off.”

“…like someone knows something they shouldn’t…”

You can see a glimpse of various crystals in Val’s bag….

[altaiirif]

Got a little bored doing maths

so I rubbed my last two brain cells together to come up with this:

I hope this comes in the exam.

[proselfship-huggies]

This one is an odd one but the puppet master from prodigy maybe? I get judged a bit for this one😭 (romantic f/o! He’s my silly male wife.)

A.. hug, was it? How quaint. Such a simple request is a bit beneath someone as great as myself.. but I suppose I can ignore that if it's for you, dearest.

*hug*

Ah, well.. after spending so much time engrossed in my schemes to take over the isles, I guess I needed a bit of physical affection. A hug or two isn't so bad once in a while.. But enough talk! I have plans to make! Ahahaha! - The Puppet Master

[videogamepolls]

Requested by anon

[wyllzel]

i updated my rpg runs carrd to include da4! :') my brother regularly accuses me of making all my player characters look the same, so i'm self-aware don't worry hahaha

i've beaten bg3 nine times oops 😶‍🌫️

[cws-archivist-logs]

We're all worried. You left with no preparation and no warning; Could you at least inform me, Cameron, and George about your whereabouts? I would say the staff are upset with you, but that doesn't matter; Why you'd even leave in the first place is well beyond me. At least assure me you aren't traveling alone and are playing it safe. I can't help you out there if you sustain a serious injury, CWS. - Kepler V. Silverlight @ocelluicepler

Kepler,

I apologize for worrying you, I wasn't aware that you all would be concerned for me, as I thought I was continuing to do what was important to you all by further investigating the puppet master. I am not sure I fully understand what the concern is, but I've never understood that kind of thing, and I apologize for that.

As for my whereabouts, I can not provide those just yet. I would prefer they do not get out to the teachers, and considering the concern you have all expressed about the situation, I worry that you would have incentive to assist in the search for me. I am truly sorry, but I need to give you all time to see that I really can handle myself. If you need me, send a letter and I can meet you at nightfall.

Rest assured that I am not alone, and that I am not taking any unnecessary risks. I do not plan to face the puppet master on my own or anything of that sort, as that would be extremely foolish.

With care,

Cameron Wishshade

[astrxealis]

hiii :333 i think i am alive !! ( small update in da tags )

[tvrningout-a]

what's your vibe

chiyo is really bad at math but makes up for it by being fucking iconic

she looks as if she might dispute that statement for a moment before she grins. " eh, it's right -- i am iconic! " and pretty horrible at math.

[tawneybel]

Song of the day: “Mice Circus” from Coraline. ‘Cause I’m planning on rereading spooky books from my childhood this month.

Starting a new job soon, so sorry there was no imagine last week. Will try to post more before it starts. Including would involves. The 20th's my birthday, so I'm also getting ready for that.

I don’t eat red meat or know the different levels of steak, so the day before yesterday I ordered seared tuna on a kaiser roll. Medium-something. This was directly after reading the part in Stephen King’s Holly where the evil couple eat a kid’s brains. They also coerced their prisoners to eat raw liver. That is what I was thinking about during Sunday brunch. ಠ_ಠ

Except for dessert, which was a raspberry syrup-covered pastry which came free because it was a birthday brunch for a member of our party. We shared. :D

Went to a carnival the other week. Had a hand-rolled pretzel and root beer for the first time in a while. The pretzel was buttery and ever so vinegary. Root beer is one of my favorite drinks, but I only have it once a year.

There was a table with free books, so I got some. One of them was in the Anno’s Math Games series.

It’s like an illustrated version of my dog. :D

There’s also a chapter devoted to mazes.

[physicallyimprobable]

I saw that this was completely luck-based and apparently had nothing better to do so I whipped up some Python code to play this game one hundred thousand times. (Well, maybe "whipped up" is an exaggeration; the whole thing took upwards of 40 minutes for me to program. It'd been a while since I'd done Python.) Here are some of my observations:

Quickest and easiest question to answer: How hard is this game? Pretty hard. 7% chance of victory, 93% chance of defeat. Someone's probably gonna get smashed with a rock.

Most games last between seven and twelve rounds. 3% of games lasted the minimum length of five rounds, meaning at least one Guy just never kept their cool and bashed the other Guy's head in at the earliest opportunity. Exactly 5 games of the hundred-thousand lasted the maximum length of nineteen rounds. (Predictably, all five of these games were losses.)

In the likely event of a loss, it was common that one of the Guys was actually quite chill. 25% of losses occurred with one player at a full 6 Cool. Still, though, 5.6% of losses (5.2% of games overall) ended with Full Rage, by which I mean that both Guys bashed each others' skulls in at the exact same time.

A similar trend can be seen with wins; generally both people are chill. There's a bit of a feedback loop, as you might expect, so victory with low Cool values was uncommon. Still, a full 10 games ended with victory for two Guys with 2/6 Cool, just about to snap and kill each other.

In line with the previous paragraph, winning games typically ended early. Over 26% of winning games just involved no betrayal at all, and another 27% had exactly one round during which a Guy did not cooperate.

My apologies to @moon-of-curses if this was not her intended method of interacting with the game. If it's any consolation, I have had a lot of fun.

200 Word RPGs 2024

Each November, some people try to write a novel. Others would prefer to do as little writing as possible. For those who wish to challenge their ability to not write, we offer this alternative: producing a complete, playable roleplaying game in two hundred words or fewer.

This is the submission thread for the 2024 event, running from November 1st, 2024 through November 30th, 2024. Submission guidelines can be found in this blog's pinned post, here.

[icemastervalorie]

Ugh the puppet master making a mess faster than I can deal with

I’ve been searching for dragon orbs all day, fighting various monsters, going key hunting… ugh it’s been a hard day and I can blame the puppet master for it

Good night world, I’m sleeping in a tent tonight.

[edugamingappworld]

Maths Games For Kids: Make Learning Numbers a Joyful Journey

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[joneswebgoods]

RoomRecess Learning Games for Kids

If you're looking for fun ways for your kids to learn, try roomrecess.com. They have over 160 learning games for math, art, puzzles, reading, grammar, and more.

These are interactive games you can play through your web browser. There are games that also work well with touch screen and keybaord.

[sparklebuds]

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