HatchetHaro

the empire state building one was the most frustrating. luckily it’s near the end of the game.

i almost gave up on it.

then i just decided to talk to it in cantonese and that worked.

one log makes planks, two planks stacked on top of each other makes sticks, then diamond pickaxe crafting recipe you can google lol.

if you reset the puzzle, the object you have to find is then the cat guitarist or the chillies sign.

huh. the bot went really stupid and straight up didn’t block me at all.

Oh Macromedia Flash 8 Professional how I miss you…

Because I’m not physically able to try the IEMs myself before I buy them? I’m not made of money, so I can’t keep buying and trying things until I find a perfect pair.

Look, I’ve bought stuff he has tuned, and I liked them enough to continue buying things he recommends. I also don’t mind tuning differences because at the end of the day as long as it still sounds great I’m not fussed.

I mean, I’d take the professional opinion of an audiophile with actual tuning experience over ten tech reviewers any day.

Also, I’ve had no issues with my Moondrop Chu 2 DSP, but if for any reason I don’t want the DSP I can just swap the cable out for one with a 3.5mm jack.

If you’re looking for in-ear monitors, I really, really recommend Crinacle’s The Hangout. Dude’s a legendary audio reviewer and The Hangout only stocks things that are good to him. Yes, that means that even his lowest-priced offerings are awesome. You won’t go wrong at all with anything in that site.

For USB-C IEMs, I highly recommend the Moondrop Chu 2 DSP. It’s $28, and phenomenal for the price.

“AI” has been a very common and very old term used in video games to refer to NPCs that react to player behaviour. It’s also sometimes used to refer to bots that emulate player logic to play a game, such as in this CB video.

If you missed that much and yet still know about machine learning: welcome back to society!