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Re: Filter or shader for SORR v5.2 in widescreen mode YES! OH MY GOD YES! and tha's de way:
bareknuckleroo Thu Aug 01, 2024 6:06 pm
Axel_Moore wrote:What about this?
Yeah, these are pretty decent CRT filters. I mean, you can tell they're filters, CRTs look different in person be it a cheap TV set or a high quality Nanao one in an arcade cab (it's hard to explain how but especially when sitting close the way the colors blend together isn't well replicated with a CRT filter), but if you want the look of a CRT then these look alright.
ner0 wrote:While this is entirely out of context, please indulge in what current AI has to say about the previous exchange; interesting psychoanalysis at the very least:
This isn't how AI works. AI autogeneration text generators don't actually know what you've written or how to do deep analysis. It's just taking the text you've written, looking up in its database and comparing it with similar text strings, and then spitting out a response that seems plausible (likely made up of a similar post on another forum that it scraped for data). It's not actually giving you a real psychoanalysis and you shouldn't expect AI to actually provide you with good information. They don't, and they're just slickly marketed as catch-all solutions to invented problems when really auto generative AI is frankly inept at problem solving.
edit because you are absolutely not worth bumping this thread for:
ner0 wrote:It was also not asked to do psychoanalysis nor could it
also ner0, lol wrote:interesting psychoanalysis at the very least:
You can't have it both ways.
ner0 wrote:I thought your comment was dismissive enough
I can tell now it wasn't nearly dismissive enough to express my disdain for the blight autogen AI has been for human creativity in general, but I promise I'll learn from this mistake and it'll be all expletives next time.
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Re: Filter or shader for SORR v5.2 in widescreen mode YES! OH MY GOD YES! and tha's de way:
ner0 Thu Aug 01, 2024 7:20 pm
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- bareknuckleroo wrote:This isn't how AI works. AI autogeneration text generators don't actually know what you've written or how to do deep analysis. It's just taking the text you've written, looking up in its database and comparing it with similar text strings, and then spitting out a response that seems plausible (likely made up of a similar post on another forum that it scraped for data). It's not actually giving you a real psychoanalysis and you shouldn't expect AI to actually provide you with good information. They don't, and they're just slickly marketed as catch-all solutions to invented problems when really auto generative AI is frankly inept at problem solving.
I was sure that I was going to regret posting that, even if as a joke, because it really was meant more as a joke than anything really, besides AI wasn't necessary to validate what I already knew or what anyone with eyeballs can deduce from the exchange.
I thought your comment was dismissive enough that I should address it. This particular AI was completely on point in its assessment of the exchange (even if I retain bias), I'm not sure if you know how AI works, despite you prefacing your comment with "this isn't how AI works", somehow implying that you do in fact know a lot about how it does work, followed by a very inaccurate description of how AI works. AI parses text extremely well, excels at it in fact, it detects nuance and context using logic; the way you try to chalk it off as "[replies] likely made up of a similar post on another forum that it scraped" is absolutely nonsensical, for lack of a better word. Sure, AI is trained on trillions of articles, books, texts and excerpts in the public domain, and as such it possesses billions of parameters to tweak, fine-tune, and elaborate its answers. That's why, even though far from perfect, it is so good - conversationally.
It was also not asked to do psychoanalysis nor could it, and did not volunteer such analysis. It was also not asked to solve any problem. It's very simple, I told that AI a story about an argument, and asked it, in context, to determine which party escalated the argument first and it did so very easily, after all there is so little you can squeeze out of a few short paragraphs before you reach the same set of conclusions. Current AI generations like ChatGPT can do that with extreme accuracy, it's not even a question. AI can and does output nonsense, but if you're unable to distinguish the sensical from the nonsensical... I mean, what was the point of your comment even? Surely you reached wildly different conclusions to give that hot take.
Very thoughtful, I'm sure everyone else is thrilled.bareknuckleroo wrote:edit because you are absolutely not worth bumping this thread for:
The term (psychoanalysis) was incorrectly used by me in my original post, you ran with it as if critical thinking wasn't a thing. And yes, I did edit it to remove that mistake but won't shy away from admitting it (lol).bareknuckleroo wrote:You can't have it both ways.
You overestimate yourself, and "human creativity" for that matter... I mean, we're in a forum dedicated to a remake of a game from more than 20 years ago, how much more irony do you desire? But at least you've demonstrated why you don't understand how LLMs work - some kind of misplaced disdain on a technology you, apparently, barely grasp - you seem to think of it as some sort of MySQL database, which is... not... that... at all, Mr. Smith. Keep the expletives to yourself, there's no creativity involved in them, only frustration.bareknuckleroo wrote:I can tell now it wasn't nearly dismissive enough to express my disdain for the blight autogen AI has been for human creativity in general, but I promise I'll learn from this mistake and it'll be all expletives next time.
I don't want to get any more off topic than it already was, so I'll stop here.
Added "spoiler" tag to collapse the offtopic discussion
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Re: Filter or shader for SORR v5.2 in widescreen mode YES! OH MY GOD YES! and tha's de way:
ner0 Fri Aug 02, 2024 12:16 am
Sticking with the topic at hand, I was very pleased with the results that Axel_Moore presented, it was just a shame that he wasn't ready to share his methods publicly. It was already mentioned by another user that, because the engine seems to use DirectDraw, it's not as trivial to apply commonly used shaders and filters, which are mostly for use over DirectX, OpenGL, or Vulkan. I think most of us are still interested to know of decent proposals for this, myself included.bareknuckleroo wrote:Yeah, these are pretty decent CRT filters. I mean, you can tell they're filters, CRTs look different in person be it a cheap TV set or a high quality Nanao one in an arcade cab (it's hard to explain how but especially when sitting close the way the colors blend together isn't well replicated with a CRT filter), but if you want the look of a CRT then these look alright
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