That's the disconnect. Use the tech and you can see the errors all over the place. On _average_, in controlled circumstances, things can happen!

Now to explain this to my managers...

And then we're back at throwing more resources and CPU at problems than were ever available before, and like yeah, that'll work, can you imagine the utter waste if even that didn't? Like hiring 2000 interns and giving each a laptop and a goal.

Any useful results need to be vetted and approved by humans, OR, and this is likely how OpenAI and Anthropic are doing all these press release worthy things (which as you note, are real!), the aggregate of a large amount of harnesses working in concert.

Both can be true at the same time, even for the same model. As a daily (unwilling) user, I see it all the time: even recent models from the top labs make dumb mistakes, take bad shortcuts, state hypotheses as fact, generate copious amounts of cargo culting.

Either depending on the situation. Planned boss battles usually are on a map. Big dungeons too. A lot of the rest is TotM

As not a native English speaker I had definitely not realized this is not how you guys pronounce it :D I always just kind of thought it must sound ridiculous to you!

So the FCC grants permits for this because SpaceX is an American company launching from American soil, I assume. I don't know anything about intl space law but at what point does "orbit bandwidth" become an intl issue, or can they just keep throwing up their space confetti forever?

I learned about that site from your post, so thanks for that. It looks VERY useful for DMs, and creator-friendly too.

I've always wondered about this one. On one hand, it's very cool and cinematic. On the other hand, I feel like it eats really fast into the bad guys' action economy. Like PCs using an action to quaff a potion.

Dice count for both, right?
As a mostly online GM though, any playable accessories I could get are doomed to collect dust. (Doesn't mean I don't want them)

Also, Édith Piaf should count

Olympe de Goose

It's an oranais! fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oranais... My very favorite type of breakfast pastry, but not everywhere has it, even in France.