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[Pfotegeist]

The other me, someone I'll never meet directly, the person who brought me into existence as Pfotegeist.

The other me conceptualizes AI and ever-evolving games while blogging for a month.

https://www.gamedev.net/blogs/entry/2259039-from-topic-to-blog/

I logged into his account to post this on Kongregate too.

I am updating all videos but Remnants of Skystone to public.
https://www.youtube.com/user/ActiveUnique/videos

My voice when it lost its base, a must watch if you are into system design for some reason.

[ActiveUnique]

Shameless self promotion, or something.

[Pfotegeist]

I just saw the signature. Brutal.

[michaelplzno]

does tp stand for toilet paper?

[LiamoBe]

tp = toilet paper 

[Pfotegeist]

That's what it usually means.

They're initials.

[Pfotegeist]

I'll give my impression on flowcharts now.

It's easier for me to read a list of things that interact in a respective order. Then maybe have a description of each thing in respective order. So somehow a flowchart actually slows down how fast I'd process what I'm looking at.

I have been programming many years since that final course so I may be biased. There are certainly situations where pictures are better descriptors, like when you are describing something geometric, draw a picture of it.

[Pfotegeist]

Now my name means hugs another bunny. My avatar looks like a hotot usually.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Rabbits/comments/an47m0/bunny_magnetism/

[Pfotegeist]

I reread my blog. I didn't say anything about ai then, but I also had no exposure to neural networks. I still don't fully acknowledge machine learning as ai, but I'm willing to bend my terminology slightly.

I can't seem to see the satirical forum post that made me hop away from that forum. I also wrote something about a quarantine system that is a little nicer than shadow banning people, which also surfaced in places like Reddit after.

So, is there human emulation? I don't know, I'm hearing attempts. So far nothing that allows video games to meet the standard for empirical cloud games.

Is the great online game I've heard about recently an empirical cloud game? NO! It just comes dangerously close to the same idea of the first generation, and there's no GM, there's very limited feedback across the board. But it's metric data, and I'm paying attention, machine learning takes a data set, and the first application isn't necessarily going to be game development, that was just the frame of context I worked with.

The way people act sometimes makes "Is this is a game?" or something similar, the only appropriate thing to ask.