and how do we need to approach llm alignment that doesn't just look at that question.
i've been wondering recently if we should be trying to create empathy in ai systems.
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and how do we need to approach llm alignment that doesn't just look at that question.
i've been wondering recently if we should be trying to create empathy in ai systems.
i have PeeTSD
i had a stroke a while back and my motor-function suuuucks. i tend to press pretty hard on the thumbsticks sometimes, and i find the relatively hard edges on the default ones hurt a bit. ideally i'd like something with more rounded edges, but are still easy to grip. for comparison, i love the ps5 thumbsticks. what should i be looking at picking up for my deck?
i was trying to think of a way to get my sb settings back, but i'm guessing they're lost. is there anything i can do other than starting my setting journey over again?
has anyone else experienced this issue? i spent a couple of hours tinkering with settings to no avail. i'm also badly visually impaired, so it's possible i'm just missing something.
thanks in advance for any help, and i'm visually impaired, so there's a good chance i'm overlooking something.
here's the issue. i have my cross hotbar set to hotbar 6. i have every check box unclicked for "share hotbar. if i bind a skill to hotbar 6, it works as expected, and the crossbar works as expected. if i then switch jobs, and bind something else to that slot on hotbar 6... that skill is what shows up when i use the crossbar... perfect. when i switch back to the original job though, what i bound has been replaced by the skill i bound when i switched jobs. i can''t wrap my head around why this is happening. i'm playing on ps5, if that's relevant.
my stroke left me badly impaired with motor function and vision. it was in the very back, base of my brain. usually a stroke only affects one side, but mine was bilateral (my left side is wat worse than my right).
anyway we ran sastasha. no wipes. i made a macro that says this ""Hi, macro because I can't type. I had a stroke a few years ago and have some impairments. Ill probably miss what's said in chat. Please bear with me, and thank you!" (reddit helped me with the wording). i'm not sure what the reaction was because there was too much else i was focused on to try and read chat.
i do need to get better at targeting what i want to attack more quickly, but i definitely will. it feels grea
this is taking a really long time to type. it's not feasible in-game. i had a stroke in 2017 and my vision and motor function suck. i;d like to make a macro to explain, but i'm not sure what the character limit is.
dragon age 4 and starfield are their next big games, respectively. unfortunately, i don't think there's reason to have faith. that being said, i'd like both games to be good, but which is more likely?