I’m learning HTML and other stuff to make a webpage for fun. It’ll be really low quality probably, but it doesn’t have to be great, it’s for me.
Coding is not dead, and it will not be until the last people with a passion for it die, if not, later than that
you can change fonts on ebooks?
…yeah it does break sometimes. Right now my grandma has it on her spare computer, which is a potato, and she said she didn’t know it was linux on there, even though I told her when I installed it. It’s mostly used as a bootloader for the browser, and it’s dual booting whichever windows and mint
It doesn’t always work, I agree, but for some people it does what they need.
If it’s broke, I will absolutely try to fix it anyways, but not on anyone elses stuff.
I have mint as a safe distro, so if I mess up my stuff trying to use a distro I’m not ready for, I can take 3 minutes(ish) fixing it and hoping I didn’t wipe the bios or anything else important off my computer when I tried installing arch with no clue how.
A lot of beginners (like me) use mint because it is very simple out of the box and user friendly. It just works (unless, like me, you try using commands from arch on mint, and you break it)
I’m not learning 100 languages anytime soon. As a user I would prefer human translated, so I would translate languages I know to the best of my ability (I know English and a little bit of French)
This! If I were to make an indie game (which I want to do), I’d want it to be available in in different languages, but I don’t have the time or energy to learn more than 100 languages, so I’d implement something similar to google translate for languages I don’t know, and for ones I do know, I’d try to translate!
Have a great day, and remember to be kind! :D
Epic definitely licenses games, if you read tos/eula. He’s just hoping users don’t notice and let it slide unnoticed. It is really nice when AI is disclosed, too.
Have a great day and remember to be kind!
I think they should disclose genai but stuff like NPC pathfinding, terrain generation, etc have been around since before genai don’t have to be disclosed, but can optionally be disclosed.
Hell, even the first video game, ping pong, had an NPC AI of sorts, a simple one, but it’s still there.
Have a great day, be kind, and hope unreasonable bans don’t happen to you again! :D
Imo, code is yet another form of art, and genai trains on it the same way as language arts and visual arts. Ai code also tends to be glitchy (see microsoft trying to make their code ai, then the code breaking lots) so I think it would be good to disclose that, so if any players have a glitchy game, they know what’s at fault
I agree that “Made with AI” is necessary, and clarification would be very helpful.
Some ideas I have:
In general made with AI (undisclosed)
Textures (the colour/texture or if 2d, sprites)
Character (3d models)
Code (self-explanatory)
SFX/Dialogue (audio)
GUI (user interface)
Other/Multiple (editable tag, specifies any other AI generated assets used)
I think multiple being applicable at once if there’s multiple parts AI generated in a game would also be helpful. There would probably be more categories/tags for everything else that goes into a game.
Have a great day, and remember to be kind! :D
what is bsd?
ive heard of it, but not really seen or used it