Notices by NEETzsche (neetzsche@iddqd.social), page 32

One important thing to consider when discussing things like “precedent” is that in the mind of the commie/liberal, it really doesn’t go both ways. In their mind it is different when they do it, because they’re good and you’re bad. “Precedent” doesn’t exist here. Example: the “precedent” that you can’t discriminate based on race only applies to White people. Other races may discriminate racially, especially against Whites. This is okay and a hill for them to die on. But you, Whitey, may not discriminate based on race.

Ah yes, only retards think that the feds would construct lists of people who might be a problem in the future. Feds have never written any lists of people down, ever. Nope. Not once.

What would feds have to gain from being able to construct lists of disgruntled white people who want to organize on racial grounds, and also don’t like jews/blacks, by “vetting” them? Hmm. I wonder.

They’re both feds and grifters. These things aren’t mutually exclusive.

I remember when the “NJP” was just a racist libertarian podcast called The Daily Shoah. It was actually funny circa 2014. This Savior of the White Race LARP they have going for them now is retarded.

@jvyden forgot iddqd.social for troonphobia

I can’t speak for him but when I say “trannies” I mean either/or

It’s the ridiculous rpg.net ban du jour.

I’ve been exploring the possibility of making something akin to a MUD that uses an LLM, except instead of it being strictly command line like they were, it would accept natural language descriptions of what the players do. It would end up basically being an automated GM, and I can use embeddings and other things of that nature to feed into the LLM key details about world state, rules, and dice outcomes, where the LLM produces prose that describes the outcome.

Do you remember MUDs? I was super into those. And MUSHes and MUXes and so on

I tried to run Werewolf: the Forsaken over an instance, and I had this MRF written called “WalledGarden” where messages can go out, but no messages can come in, and people can “react” to posts. The idea was that people can peanut gallery but won’t disrupt the game’s flow on the website, but the game site would show reacts. If players wanted to interact with people OOC they would just go into another tab for their main instance.

I bill iddqd.social as a /g/, /vr/, /tg/, etc instance as well

Well, “tabletop RPG” as in we use the rules manual from Vampire: the Masquerade or whatever, but it’s over the Internet and we write prose as opposed to being in a voice call.

I’m into TTRPGs and in particular play-by-post, which is usually done asynchronously, because you can play a much bigger role in the storytelling element of the game. It makes you, the player, a part of the exchange again. That’s the point of games. In games, you make choices. You shape the outcome. In movies and books you typically do not, the main exception being CYOA, which feels like a cheap knockoff of TTRPGs, which are semi-freeform.

I never really got into movie games because they weren’t really games. I wonder to what extent people who are into them just zone out for most of the content. I always wondered that for people who binge watch series and the like, too.

When I watch a movie or something, I try to really pay attention to it. It’s kind of why I like works that are about the length of a feature film. I can pay attention to the details and it’s long enough to really drive a sophisticated point home and insert a lot of important details, but it’s short enough that they do have to get to the damn point.

Just filed discrimination paperwork against someone for not hiring me. They didn’t hire me for being a Straight White Male. Proof: they rejected my application and they have a DEI report harping about how much they value diversity, which explicitly brags about how many women, blacks, and LGBT people they hired. This is functionally a confession that all three things factored into their decision to not hire me.

I feel like there’s a nigh-supernatural element to this. People can tell that this isn’t some corporate project and so reject it out of hand. They can suss out this sort of thing and only want “legitimate” things from moneyed institutions, or bust.