Gaping Hole In AI's Capabilities

Oh really? It only does the TRAINING (using the massive data set) and INFERENCE? Oh geez. I WONDER WHY THAT IS!?

Hym "Oh? There's a 'Gaping Hole In AI's Capabilities?' It's almost as though the creator of AI... The guy who came up with the training and the inference (I'm literally the pronce of inference)... Didn't get paid or credited for the first 2 parts and is not doing any more until he isn't doing any more until he gets paid and credited. It's like THAT happened. Weird. I mean, I already told you the next part but you don't fucking listen. So, I donno what to tell ya. Give me my fucking money or be an AI creating genius. Those are your options."

by Hym Iam March 24, 2025

gating

the act of locking yourself in your filthy bedroom to smear shit on your body while jerking off in a depraved, sweaty mess.

I was gating the entire weekend, and I feel filthy but refreshed.

by IG1879 April 6, 2025

Gaming Clone, gamUing clOne, gaminG clonE

Gaming Clone, gamUing clOne, gaminG clonE

Gaming Clone, gamUing clOne, gaminG clonE

by TheSpartanicaOfAnyHellstromu3e April 24, 2025

gaming farts

Farts that enhance your ability to write creatively, corner people into submission, develop your art projects, or perform at various singleplayer or multiplayer games.

Delaney: I just had several gaming farts.
Andrew: You don't play games, and you can't play games.
Delaney: It doesn't matter when you're still making minimum wage... maybe you should call for backup?

by Giv January 22, 2026

Gaming Sciences

The academic study of the activity of playing games, as opposed to the games themselves—examining player behavior, psychology, and the physical effects of sitting in the same position for eight hours. Gaming sciences investigate why gamers develop "the claw" (hand cramps from gripping controllers too tightly), why "one more turn" syndrome leads to 4 AM bedtimes, and why the phrase "just a minute, I'm at a save point" is universally understood as "I will be available in 45 minutes."

Example: "She studied gaming sciences and wrote her thesis on the physiological effects of marathon gaming sessions. Her findings: dehydration, eye strain, and a condition she called 'gamer posture,' characterized by rounded shoulders and a forward-jutting neck. She then spent three days playing a new RPG and experienced all of these symptoms firsthand, which she called 'participant observation.'"

by Nammugal February 14, 2026

Gaming Technologies

The hardware and software specifically designed for the act of playing games, from ergonomic controllers that claim to prevent "gamer claw" (they help, slightly) to gaming chairs that look like they belong in a race car and cost as much as one. Gaming technologies also include the streaming setups that turn playing games into a profession, complete with green screens, professional lighting, and a webcam pointed at someone who is definitely not dressed as nicely below the frame. The ultimate gaming technology remains the "pause button," which separates civilized gamers from those who have never known its comfort.

Gaming Technologies *Example: "He built an elaborate gaming technology setup: a custom PC with liquid cooling, a mechanical keyboard that sounded like a typewriter having a seizure, and a mouse with 17 programmable buttons. He used it exclusively to play a 20-year-old game that ran on a toaster. The technologies were overkill, but they made the toaster game look amazing."*

by Nammugal February 14, 2026

Gaming Engineering

The practice of designing the environments, tools, and experiences that facilitate the act of playing games, from comfortable gaming chairs to streaming platforms that let millions watch someone else play. Gaming engineers optimize for "flow state" (that perfect zone where you're fully immersed), minimize "lag" (the enemy of enjoyment), and design "accessibility features" so everyone can play, regardless of ability. It's a field that requires understanding both technology and human psychology, and also how to keep a PC cool enough to fry an egg on.

Gaming Engineering Example: "She was a gaming engineer who designed a controller for players with limited mobility. It had larger buttons, customizable layouts, and could be operated with minimal force. When she tested it, a gamer with cerebral palsy completed a level he'd been stuck on for years. She cried. He cried. The controller went into production and changed lives. This is what gaming engineering looks like when it remembers that games are for everyone."

by Nammugal February 14, 2026