@SpecterDev: Please don’t take this or the replies as justification to personally attack anyone, this is mostly just a consequence o…
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A user expresses sadness about LLMs fracturing the console research space, indicating a negative impact on the field's future.
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Please don’t take this or the replies as justification to personally attack anyone, this is mostly just a consequence of the times we’re in. It just makes me a bit sad and the situation is unfortunate.
Specter (@SpecterDev): LLMs fracturing the console research space feels like a good litmus test of where we’re at lmao. The future is slop and the fun is dead.
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