• Ground truth is real data that’s been verified to be correct. Eg a bunch a images that are labeled “hot dog” or “not hot dog”. This is a common AI industry term.

• Structured data just means that it’s in a consistent machine-readable format that programs can easily interact with. This is just a common computer science term.

• Guided means that it’s not operating from nothing, the process is being influenced or constrained by something.

Taken together it means that they’re taking input data (probably the existing artwork), converting it into a structured data format that’s easier to work with, then that’s used to augment or restrict the AI process to move in the right direction or not go off the rails.

I say it’s misleading because this is something that was fairly obvious to everyone looking at it, even if they didn’t know that terminology. What their model is producing is obviously influenced by and recognizable as a modified version of the original. Even if the overall outcome is lacking.

I know what it means, but it is using jargon to say something simple to mislead people

This is the way to go. Do a simple website that says “hello world” then add all the other infrastructure around it until it’s a real webpage accessible on the Internet. Only then should you move onto something complex like mbin. Don’t skip the basics

Sony has always been pretty anti consumer. I’m addition to the root kit thing, they have a history of pushing their own propietary crap as open standards. Sometimes successfully (blu ray) and sometimes not (memory stick). They also removed the “other OS” (Linux) option from the PS3 midway through the console’s life cycle.

I’m sure there’s more examples, but they’ve been a bottom tier brand for a long time due to this for me.

Works fine in Firefox on Android

Just post “No dogs” if you don’t want dogs, sheesh.

It’s been a long time since I saw a dcss morgue post

It’s way too complicated for tech illiterate people.

Haven’t found one that’s as good yet personally…

They essentially removed games that I owned and made it so I could no longer play them by drippy Linux support.

It’s worth giving the dev his $5 though. Great game and open source

I’ve seen humans generate code with syntax errors, try to run it, then fix it. I’ve seen llms do the same stuff - it does that faster than the human though

The impression I got was more meh than hate?

My employer is not using Sonicwalls solution, but a home grown proprietary solution.

But please don’t take that as evidence in favor of doing it yourself - their capability in this area is atypical.

Hadn’t heard of it, reading up on it I think my employer (a very large company) has already implemented a form of it effectively. For us it’s taken the form of a trusted auth service for all of our internal websites/services with everything now being directly Internet facing. This means that you can access (almost) everything without a VPN from anywhere, and it removes the idea of “internal” traffic being trustworthy. It’s mostly been pretty nice from a user perspective.

It also sounds like a buzzword that a lot of companies are trying to use to sell you bundles of saas products.

There’s a lot they promised that isn’t even in the game now, and frankly is not really possible. They’ve also added a lot that they never promised.

Also some things like coop are still jank

I had it working on a 5700xt a couple years ago

It sounds like the bigger issue was that the game was bad.

I’ve never heard it called anything but mTLS. :shrug:

Xbox is already dying, they’re in no position to scare developers off.