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Hi! I'm Robert.
And this is my website. Well, it’s getting there. As you can see, the texts on here don’t particularly make much sense at all. That’s because they were generated with InferKit. In fact, the text you are reading right now was generated using it. Maybe not the first sentence, maybe not even the second one, but at some point the AI took over and you didn’t even notice. It is the year 2022 and we can’t tell machine-generated words from “natural” ones. You’ll have no choice but to read everything and you’ll then think, “if this was in my head, I would not only find it very clever, but it would probably also make sense.” You know what, I have no idea. I only made the text because I wanted to use it somewhere. No special meaning.
But the bot doesn’t care. The bot can make anything it wants of text because it was not “trained” on human text. All it did was to go through some text (from books, websites, newspapers) and extract certain words and sentences that it deemed to be most important. It didn’t even try to learn any proper grammatical rules. Instead it learned that “python” is good and it will serve you a copy of a helpful Python documentation website, as if you didn’t even need the verb “to” in the first place.
It doesn’t matter how big, powerful, and complex your brain is. The power of language is no match for the algorithm running on your smartphone.
Called “Nimble” by its creators, the bot is impressive because of the power of the generated text. This is actually a pretty impressive piece of technology if you think about it. However, the novelty quickly wears off. You still can’t use it in real life because of the huge power it can exert. In real life you have to be more careful about what you say. You have to be better.



Something something music
I make music. Among other things. But few activities provide me with as much joy as creating and performing music.
When I work on a recording or performance piece, I often sit alone in my home studio. My studio is in the living room because I’m not married to a traditional office, and I can be at home during the day when I’m not on tour.
When I was growing up, I loved to make music. If there was a family gathering, I’d be making up songs or singing or playing with a toy keyboard. I’d often play in my living room, just me and my siblings or parents. My parents often let me use their old wood-based, home-made Fender Rhodes keyboard, which I took all over the place, and I used to play it in my living room.
Even today, when I’m not recording, I’ll often spend time alone in my home studio working on music.
Over the past 10 years, a lot has changed in my music career and my home life. I’ve got a wife and a family, and they sometimes like to hang out.
Implementing this music player was so much work, honestly. I think it can still get better with some more effort, but not a whole lot.
The two most important things about this player were to eliminate all windows that weren’t media player windows (such as the modal dialogs for changing settings), and to get rid of any iTunes support. That last part wasn’t really a big deal at all, the player will play whatever you like to listen to (from all of iTunes), but since I have the original iPod’s official 64 GB that holds some really heavy stuff, this little player was easy to keep full of media.
The other piece of the puzzle was to minimize memory usage, or lack thereof. I’m sure I had it set to 768MB for the duration, but it was capped at that for the first run, and I should’ve changed it to be different than that. I should’ve realized that, but that was all that mattered then.
These might not be big ticket features, but they are necessary for a super small player. A simple menu like these is nice, but that also lets me build the space to deal with the files in the background, and since this player isn’t a server, the I/O will be small as well.
Boooring!
Can white be considered a color? In color theory, white is neither a color nor a lightness. According to Wikipedia , the color white is said to be: “white is a color that is neutral and is used to represent purity and innocence”, “white is the color of our eyes”, and “the purest white is considered an attribute of the divine”. You can disagree with this but it is by no means an insult.
Back in Black!
“Back in Black” was the first great hit song of the hardcore Post-Oktoberfest Band BZN-Berlin.
The band provided one of the most characteristic tracks of the new wave era for the 1980s, whose rhythms, high-pitched vocals, snare drums and even the guitar parts made an impact.
Did you really read through all this garbage? I must admit, it’s pretty funny. Do you feel the same? How did it make you feel? You can tell me anything. Do you need help getting over the fact that so many people have compared your character to either Chuck Norris or Charles Bronson?

I am part of a small team of developers who are taking this experience to the next level: Virtual Realtiy! Our mod features 6DOF, continuous movement, virtual body & hand collisions, two-handed weapons, throwing physics and beer-chugging and dice-slapping.
We strive to keep the mod as close to the original game as possible while providing a polished and immersive virtual reality experience.
You can get in touch with us and follow our latest updates on Discord!


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