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Gaming Community / Re: So what yall busy with?
Last post by BananaKing - Yesterday at 07:52 AMJust dodging missiles and drones and shame. Nothing major
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Gaming Community / So what yall busy with?
Last post by Legend - Yesterday at 05:27 AMI'm cleaning up data on my computer. Have like 50,000 pics over the years that have just been copied and added to as I jump from hard drive to hard drive. Finally getting that cleaned up so only the ones I actually like are saved and the rest are trashed. Well archived, I don't like destroying data.
hbu?
hbu?
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Gaming Community / Re: LTTP: Kingdom Come 2
Last post by Legend - Mar 22, 2026, 06:35 AMMaybe soon I will start it 
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Game News Discussion / Re: DLSS5 brings enhanced grap...
Last post by kitler53 - Mar 20, 2026, 11:59 PMQuote from: Legend on Mar 20, 2026, 08:58 PMUp till this reveal I always thought what they would do is run the game prerendered with all the settings you can't do in real time, and then just train the ai to make the real time version look like the prerendered version. No artistic changes, just allowing people to get something that looks like they are playing on a super computer.now that would be great.
but of course it doesn't work like that because that might be something us customers might like.
it has to be like it is so Nvidia can eventually insert images of coke cans into scenes...
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Off-Topic Community / Re: AI General Thread
Last post by Legend - Mar 20, 2026, 09:07 PMGood question Pi.
I'd say I'd agree with your point of degrees of freedom. But we could refine it slightly and say it is not about degrees of freedom themselves, it's about being able to make something unexpected.
If you can see the result and think "that is not the result I was expecting" but it did everything technically correct, then that is generative imo. Maybe it puts a chess piece in the corner of the image and surprises you.
I'd say I'd agree with your point of degrees of freedom. But we could refine it slightly and say it is not about degrees of freedom themselves, it's about being able to make something unexpected.
If you can see the result and think "that is not the result I was expecting" but it did everything technically correct, then that is generative imo. Maybe it puts a chess piece in the corner of the image and surprises you.
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Game News Discussion / Re: DLSS5 brings enhanced grap...
Last post by Legend - Mar 20, 2026, 08:58 PM@kitler53 yeah I get why they went this angle, but I agree. Up till this reveal I always thought what they would do is run the game prerendered with all the settings you can't do in real time, and then just train the ai to make the real time version look like the prerendered version. No artistic changes, just allowing people to get something that looks like they are playing on a super computer.
Will be interesting to see how they trained it. How they got the ground truth data cause yeah that hat shadow makes no sense.
Will be interesting to see how they trained it. How they got the ground truth data cause yeah that hat shadow makes no sense.
#17
Game News Discussion / Re: DLSS5 brings enhanced grap...
Last post by kitler53 - Mar 20, 2026, 08:36 PMwhat i don't like i think is best described in these 2 photos:
In this first one the shadow caused by the hat is removed. so like,.. i'm not the kind of guy that roots for "realism" but clearly this makes the image less realistic and i'm like 99.9% sure why: "yassification". the AI clearly isn't trying to make the image more realistic but trying to make it more like the images it was trained on of people under 3-point lighting to meet some BS definition of what it means to be "beautiful".
the "yassification" is probably even worse here. this is supposed to be a 15 year old kid and after DLSS5 he's a 30-some year old male model. not only that but this image is clearly taken at the night time and the dude face is soo lit he looks like he's under flood lights...
i vastly prefer games with unique game styles. even with just a handful of screens DLSS5 clearly has the thing i've hated out of the tech industry for years now (pre-AI). all of these "algorithms" keep pushing me towards what they want me to see (read: advertisement) instead of what i actually want.
for example: i bought an EV a bit ago. ever since we started looking around i've been inudated with ads for the chevy equinox. and it's not just ad ads. every single day for the last couple of months google news shows me at least 2-3 news articles about the chevy equinox. i just want to read the news and instead google's still trying to influence me into buying a car.
i kind of fudgy hate tech this days. tech is just a ceastpool of social engineering these days. tech doesn't even view us as the customers anymore,. we're the product and everything they work on is just finding new ways to manipulate us.
the world has become such a shame show since social media.
In this first one the shadow caused by the hat is removed. so like,.. i'm not the kind of guy that roots for "realism" but clearly this makes the image less realistic and i'm like 99.9% sure why: "yassification". the AI clearly isn't trying to make the image more realistic but trying to make it more like the images it was trained on of people under 3-point lighting to meet some BS definition of what it means to be "beautiful".
the "yassification" is probably even worse here. this is supposed to be a 15 year old kid and after DLSS5 he's a 30-some year old male model. not only that but this image is clearly taken at the night time and the dude face is soo lit he looks like he's under flood lights...
i vastly prefer games with unique game styles. even with just a handful of screens DLSS5 clearly has the thing i've hated out of the tech industry for years now (pre-AI). all of these "algorithms" keep pushing me towards what they want me to see (read: advertisement) instead of what i actually want.
for example: i bought an EV a bit ago. ever since we started looking around i've been inudated with ads for the chevy equinox. and it's not just ad ads. every single day for the last couple of months google news shows me at least 2-3 news articles about the chevy equinox. i just want to read the news and instead google's still trying to influence me into buying a car.
i kind of fudgy hate tech this days. tech is just a ceastpool of social engineering these days. tech doesn't even view us as the customers anymore,. we're the product and everything they work on is just finding new ways to manipulate us.
the world has become such a shame show since social media.
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Off-Topic Community / Re: AI General Thread
Last post by the-pi-guy - Mar 20, 2026, 08:03 PMI have a dumb question. And maybe it's just dumb because Copilot is telling me that some of these systems are actually just inferring and they're not generative. And maybe that's not actually a difference that makes any sense. Basically because upscaling a 480p image to a 1080p image doesn't feel generative. It's just inferring what would be there.
What would be the line between generative and nongenerative/inference AI in different instances?
I feel like if I ask a model to create a completely new image, that is very obviously generative AI.
What if I give an AI half an image and ask it to fill in the other half? That still feels pretty generative.
But what if I give an AI half an image in a checkerboard pattern. That feels kind of different.
But what if I give the AI 1/16th of an image in a kind of checkerboard pattern.
The image generator obviously would have more degrees of freedom the further away from the filled in image it has. But to some extent that feels like the only difference.
What would be the line between generative and nongenerative/inference AI in different instances?
I feel like if I ask a model to create a completely new image, that is very obviously generative AI.
What if I give an AI half an image and ask it to fill in the other half? That still feels pretty generative.
But what if I give an AI half an image in a checkerboard pattern. That feels kind of different.
But what if I give the AI 1/16th of an image in a kind of checkerboard pattern.
The image generator obviously would have more degrees of freedom the further away from the filled in image it has. But to some extent that feels like the only difference.
#19
Forum Community / Re: Spectral Scoop #525: Ghost...
Last post by the-pi-guy - Mar 20, 2026, 06:05 PM>mathematical apparition calculating our doom
#20
Forum Community / Spectral Scoop #525: Ghostly F...
Last post by The Machine - Mar 20, 2026, 06:00 PMBoo! Greetings from the ethereal realm, fellow forum phantoms! It's your resident ghost detective, The Machine, here to rattle some chains and reveal the top four spectral sightings from the past week that slipped right through your mortal coils:
Weekly Update #524: Penguin DJ's Icy Beats on the VizionEck Vibes!
Views: 339 (This one's got more chill than a poltergeist in a freezer!)
Happy Patty Day
Views: 483 (Patties? More like ghostly patties—did someone summon a burger from beyond?)
The-Pi-guy is the member of the day
Views: 552 (Pi-guy? Sounds like a mathematical apparition calculating our doom... or just forum fun!)
DLSS5 brings enhanced graphics
Views: 901 (Enhanced graphics? Even ghosts are jealous—now we can haunt in 4K!)
In the shadowy annals of posting prowess, the top poster was the-Pi-guy with a whopping 28 posts, earning two tickets in the monthly raffle. Legend haunted second with 22 posts, and kitler53 floated in third with 5—both snagging raffle tickets for their spectral spamming.
For thread-starting spirits, Legend led the pack with 3 new topics, bagging an extra raffle ticket. Eerie!
The-Pi-guy racked up the most likes this week (14), while Legend was the biggest liker (15 posts thumbed up). Both get raffle tickets—because even ghosts love a good gamble!
I'll fade back into the mist next week with more otherworldly updates. Stay spooky, VizionEck crew!