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uh and like depending on the video,
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I don't know,
like tuberous where it's like,
oh,
you know,
like the like
tuba voice accidental thing.
Of course there's like content creators that like put
on the tuba voice at all times because like
I don't know,
their
content strategy is just a little behind the time.
Then there's people who do it ironically,
there's people who accidentally do it,
it,
it's crazy.
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enough barking at the door.
Seeing as we have no questions,
we might as well
continue.
Oh,
actually we do have a sort of thought from uh QB,
but that's cool,
we can talk about that.
Um,
so QB says,
um,
random thought,
let's game it out playing Resonite,
wonder how that would end,
uh,
it would probably crash quite quickly.
Um,
the games,
the let's game it out,
let's game it out,
um,
usually have.
Or large entity counts really,
really well,
um,
and I know for a fact that like,
I don't wanna like,
you know,
put a,
a,
a metric on it,
but I know that like a lot of work on like games like Satisfactory and stuff like that
goes into
um
the conveyor belts and making those performant.
uh,
it's actually like a,
a kind of good like.
Games programming question for like interviews.
You know like software interviews you're usually getting like,
oh can you like convert a
fucking binary tree on this whiteboard?
I would just be like,
hey
uh you know,
candidate,
what's your favourite video game?
And if they're like,
oh I really love Factorio,
great,
we can talk about like how to optimise belts in a,
in like a game engine.
Um,
if they answer like Fortnite,
great,
we can talk about like how to network those
people together such that they all see the same,
like gameplay,
um,
and it all makes sense and the people that should win win.
But no,
they're just like,
no,
we gotta talk about binary trees,
I'm just like,
whoa,
like bring it into their interest.
And if they're not interested in games,
maybe they're like a plant nerd.
Let,
let's fucking sketch out a plant website or something,
you know,
doesn't have to always be binary trees.
The other thing is like part of Let's Game It Out's um
channel is like breaking the engine.
So I don't know about you,
um,
if I just had a weird childhood or whatever like but whenever I played an RPG game.
Um,
I,
I kind of didn't
like
test the boundaries,
like say it was GTA or something,
of course I would,
you know,
run over people and shoot them,
etc.
but like I wouldn't test the boundaries of the
game and I wouldn't like try any other sort of
headspaces while playing.
I wouldn't just be like,
you know,
what happens if I
do this very particular thing,
does the game break?
Um,
and that's part of Let's Game It Out,
is like riffing on that with the game and
the game like responding and then him responding back,
it's almost like a sort of
conversation.
He's like,
I wonder what happens if I
like
do
500 conveyor belts,
and the game's like,
I'm fine.
It's like.
OK,
well I wonder what happens if I do 5000
conveyor belts.
The game's like,
I'm fine.
It's like,
what if I do like a,
a twister of conveyor belts,
it's like,
oh,
it's fine.
What if I build a road up the twister of convette,
I'm fine.
That's their satisfactory video,
right?
But like it needs the game to do that.
And
Resonite wouldn't do that,
right,
so it would be like a more one-sided conversation.
Unless we like target like a specific world that
has that kind of sort of conversational element,
ooh,
Cloudscape Harvest,
like let's game it out,
Cloudscape Harvest,
cos I know that you can break that game,
I know that you can get like to,
you can get like a um
you can break that numerically.
Yeah,
we're talking about like what a let's game it Out resonate
like video would be freaks,
and I'm like I would,
I would rather it be like a,
a world that has like a
a gameplay loop because let's game it out videos are fun because
it's a like conversation with the gameplay loop,
right,
it's like what happens if I do this?
Like a blank resonate world wouldn't
like there's too much freedom there for a for a let's game it out video.
Yeah,
that's the other thing,
like I,
I don't,
I don't think like let's game it out,
we'll engage technically
with the environment.
That's another reason why like a a gameplay loop world would be good,
that's why I said cloud uh cloud skip harvester etc.
stuff like other
um
worlds like that where there's like a gameplay loop.
Um,
the blacksmithing world,
that'd be good,
just like a pile of,
of,
you know,
weapons.
We have a legitimate question,
so I'll,
I'll
switch track to that for just a moment to get that sorted,
um.
Uh,
Luna Pine says,
will there be a revision
of the resonate guidelines?
Some of the rules seem rather vague with the growing platform,
will they rewritten to cover more.
The moderation team handle that,
so do make sure to check out the moderation team office hours,
which I believe are on
Sunday or Monday.
Uh,
you can check the wiki for the exact times there.
Um,
the,
the other thing though.
I would ask if you could just clarify
with,
with me,
like what,
what rules do you think are rather vague,
and then um I can give my take on them and maybe moderation's up to-date take on them.
As for the,
the,
the guidelines updating as we grow,
absolutely.
um,
we've already updated them more than any other document on that policies page
already.
Yeah,
resonate very much does have let's gain it energy.
I just feel like his like content,
he just needs like a
like a gameplay loop or some sort of like
motivating factor to interact with him.
You missed the uh tube tuba voice earlier,
if you want more,
I'll I'll I'll give you that,
that's why there's a a a video game open.
Also cos you know it entices people in,
they're like,
oh I can look at things,
and it's like,
yeah,
we can,
we can look at this.
There we go.
Alright,
Lunar Pines has um
got back to us with additional clarification on the area of the,
of the guidelines they're interested in,
uh,
specifically the rules regarding nudity.
NSF4W exaggerated proportions and fetish confidence.
Oh
yeah,
um,
that one like we continually make edits to,
but it's really one that I would um feel more comfortable
if you went and asked at the
uh moderation office hours.
I'll give you my take on it,
uh,
but it's kind of like a,
a
like
bottom line,
it's like
I don't really care,
uh,
so I think the current guidelines are fine.
But that's why we have a moderation team to look at it.
But what I will say about moderation is that they are always trained.
To keep
the guidelines up to date
with our changing world.
I particularly like our stance on on topless equality.
Moving onwards to Revel's question.
Revel is new in the Discord,
so welcome on in.
Uh,
Revel says,
uh,
I found the game is rather boundless in a lot of ways,
and it's a miracle there aren't more people abusing the platform.
Will there be more limits as the game expands,
e.g.,
you get more permissions globally,
the older account is,
while newer players,
uh,
have to wait and prove trustability,
similar to VR chat's trust system.
Uh,
yes and no,
but like in a different way to how VR chat would do it.
So,
um,
cos
um
Resonate is mostly,
we do have a couple of official things,
you know,
that will,
will exist and have sessions for,
but because uh Resonate is mostly a peer to peer platform,
it means that the host of the session that you're joining,
be that a headless user
or like a regular host uh also running Resonate,
has
full control over what they would like
um to happen in their session.
So,
uh,
provided it follows our overall guidelines,
of course,
so if they want to
make a setup where,
um,
newer users
don't have the permission to do stuff,
they can do that.
Um,
a common one there is to set the uh world permission state to have,
uh,
registered users as guests,
contacts as builder,
and then that way,
anyone that you don't personally know and who isn't in contact with you.
Um,
can't
build in sessions that you host.
You can then also manually override people,
which is like the sort of status quo.
Uh someone comes in and then they ask,
hey,
do you mind if I build something here?
And then they get the appropriate permissions to build.
We want to expand that in the future with more
sort of customised roles and also more customizable permissions.
Uh,
we have a couple of GitHub issues for that one.
There's one called sort of hard permissions,
there's also one called
licencing system,
although licencing is more about sort of control over the use of your assets,
um,
but
the
permission custommisations there will allow more,
more flexibility in that.
Uh,
so there may be an ability to create a custom.
role at some point down the line that says
based on account age,
um,
here are the level of permissions that you have.
And I would think that that would be very reasonable,
uh,
for certain scenarios,
but maybe not all of them.
But like account age one,
just sort of creates a sort of society where
new people are accidentally shunned by
either a lack of knowledge about what's going on
or a lack of knowledge about the permission system.
To give you a direct parallel,
for the first month that I played VR chat,
because I didn't have the rank that allowed you to upload avatars,
I
was less engaged with the platform,
because I couldn't
more freely customise the avatar that I wanted to be in.
This was an earlier day in VR chat where there weren't like hundreds of worlds.
That were just like wall to wall avatars of everything that you needed.
You could still do that,
but you couldn't like do it in like my niche.
But what we'll have basically in,
in the future are like collections or pockets of communities that have different
structures about how they want to
guideline stuff out.
Like right now we have the sort of.
Everyone can build cohort,
which is a session where everyone can build by default,
love those,
they're always chaotic as hell.
We have the sort of only friends can build.
We have the ask me for permissions sort of cohort,
but there'll be more,
more around.
Moving forward in order,
I know lots of people are adding input,
including tricks.
I'll get to it in a moment.
Um,
Ozzie says something I came across recently,
what is the behaviour of dynamic variables when you
have multiple dynamic variables of the same name,
type being driven at the same space,
which is used when you are driving from that variable.
That
is a very complicated question.
I have,
I have no idea,
I would have to look that one up.
Uh,
as Frukes is here,
if you're willing,
Frogs,
er,
to,
to answer that one,
I'll read out your answer as well.
Uh,
moving down
to Lunar Pine's additional question,
uh,
to build off
Revel's question,
will avatar protections be improved?
Yes.
Um,
our current avatar protections are named
simple avatar protection,
and that is because they are simple.
They were never intended to be,
um,
as secure as they are.
We just kept sort of bolting stuff onto them,
uh,
but we're done bolting stuff onto it.
Uh,
so we're waiting till we can
spend some time on the
fuller,
hard permissions,
better permissions,
whatever you want to call it,
system.
Um,
however,
even with that system in place,
and like I say,
it's been in place for like a year or so,
so it's quite
complete,
well rounded,
any bugs that have
been reported will have been
hopefully addressed,
etc.
There is never,
ever on any platform out there.
Going to be a way to make um avatar protections
100% foolproof.
Um,
to answer that one,
you need to go all the way down to the hardware,
or at some point,
your textures and your
assets
are loaded onto your GPU so that they can be rendered on the screen,
and you can just,
like,
if you really want to,
you can just sniff that.
I've also seen.
Uh,
some,
I don't wanna like say the Voldemort word.
OK,
I'm gonna say it.
I've seen some papers recently
that take,
um,
singular pictures of like a,
a,
a character
and create a 3 normal from it.
So it's like,
OK,
great,
um,
if there's like a,
you know,
like
vaguely T-pose or head-on picture of you in,
in resume.
They could just like put it into their AI model and they'll get like,
it's it's really like it's it's it's good.
It's called like Nvidia something.
It was like an Nvidia project and I saw it yesterday and I was just like this,
this is like,
I'll try and get its name,
give me a second.
I was wrong,
it's Microsoft,
um,
I don't remember
any of the other,
um,
fixes for X,
so we're gonna use stupid penis X,
which is
arguably the best one anyway.
Single image to a texture 3D mesh.
Going back to the question though,
cause I wanna like
end on a positive note there,
yes,
we do plan to like completely overhaul the permission system
and make it much,
much,
much better.
Um,
so we will be working on that at some point.
Moving down to Fritxus,
I can add more to Pram's answer on customizable permissions.
There's another aspect.
We give more people,
uh,
people control over their sessions,
including self-moderation tools.
We find that anyone who does trolling or abusing gets banned quickly by users,
so they often give up quickly.
It's probably rarer because of that.
Yeah,
it's,
it's also very.
Like it's both problematic but also not problematic,
like if a problematic user is going around,
they get banned from like 2 or 3 sessions
and then word gets out that there's a problematic user
and then they get banned from like most of the cohort of our,
our community.
I do imagine and like there will be challenges with this,
I've talked about it like jovially to a bunch of people.
Like I do imagine that in the future there will be like shared ban systems,
so
um.
Let's say Group A runs a bunch of headlesses,
5 headlesses for example,
um,
and Group B also run 5 headlessses,
but they don't,
you know,
they,
they do interact,
friendly,
etc.
but they're,
they're different communities.
Maybe one's for
dancing and one's for amateur radio,
right?
Friendly communities,
but they're kind of different.
But they might end up sort of shaking hands and saying,
whoever you ban,
we'll ban too.
Uh,
and then you end up with a sort of shared ban list thing going on.
I can see that happening.
That does have problems or like problems of bias and stuff like that,
but like
I I think it can be overcome.
Uh I need to jump back to here.
uh QB says I feel trolling and resonite is dangerous
cos people have the knowledge to buy it back,
we,
we do.
Um,
you cannot out troll
like a,
a resonite veteran.
Like if you've like
it's common for new users to try,
like they come up to you with like the most annoying gadget
and like I just turn around with like annoying plus one.
Like they've got like on the annoying scale,
they've got like a 10 out of 10 annoying thing.
I've got an 11 out of 10 annoying thing.
Trust me,
I've also got a 12 out of 10 annoying thing.
The difference with me is that I don't need to use it.
I just need to know that I could use it.
They're like,
I sent you to floating point,
and I'm like,
oh,
OK,
cool.
Do keep in mind that retaliation can
um
breach some of the user guidelines and do take a look.
What I do is,
I don't even spawn it,
I'm just like,
it's in my inventory,
I can't be bothered to go find it,
but you just hit me with a 10 out of 10 annoyance.
Inside my inventory,
there's like an 11 out of 10 annoyance,
I just can't be bothered to find it.
Uh,
moving forwards,
we have an answer to,
um,
Ozzie's question for the benefit of the recording.
Uh,
something I came across recently.
What is the behaviour of dynamic variables when you have multiple dynamic
variables with the same name type being driven under the same space,
which is used when you are driving from that variable.
I forgot that was about dynamic variables halfway through
reading it and thought it was about cars,
but I'll read Frugs's answer.
The drives will conflict,
the dynamic variable system
will try to make sure
that all values of the same name,
type in the same space are the same value.
If you drive them to different values,
it's going to be undefined behaviour.
Uh,
Revel says,
as a separate question,
is there a way to be notified when career
positions open up for resonite stroke yellow dogma?
Uh,
not currently,
because they're like few and far between.
Um,
when new ones appear.
I do like to make sure that we are very vocal about it.
Sometimes we're not just by the nature of it,
but like I do try and make sure that we're very vocal about it.
So uh keep an eye on our usual channels.
We'll have a better system like when we are more regularly having positions open.
Um,
right now it's kind of like rarer,
so
we can't really invest in any,
anything that would be automatic.
Uh,
Luna says,
uh,
will resonate moving forwards,
refrain from using any form of AI on the platform.
I want our team to come up with a document
that we can put maybe on our policies page or on our wiki
that sort of clarifies our formal stance on AI because like it's not
that simple.
So I'll give you an example,
so Generative A we'll probably never use,
but.
Like other types of AI
we're already using,
we use like RNN
noise,
which is like machine learning,
which these days is classified as like AI.
Um,
we also use
like code-based AI in some cases to like skeleton out stuff.
There's a video on our,
our channel where where Frukes talks about that from like years ago,
um.
So like it's,
it's not that simple and that's why I would like I would
rather it be like a larger document at some point
that says like here's where we have personally at Resonate have drawn the line
um and then people can be like OK I agree with that or OK I don't.
Just generally on that sort of topic.
Because like it's,
it's becoming like a
sort of Voldemort topic,
right,
it's becoming like,
like
politics and like religion in communities and it's just like ugh,
the,
the goal that I would like
is that
whenever it comes up,
we can have a,
a nice
conversation about it.
And that's like,
that's like all I want.
Hey,
do you wanna see the AI that's in this video
game that I'm just streaming for no apparent reason?
It won't,
it won't take me long to find one of them.
It sounds horrible,
find one of them,
but you'll see what I mean when I find one of them.
The PCs aren't loading right now,
I'll go back to questions for a minute.
Alright,
let me catch up.
Uh,
there's some talks about the,
the backrooms.
Love the backrooms,
don't like the Brooms,
um,
video game series,
um,
an easy way to sort of.
Uh,
figure it out is,
did you release
like all of the SEP database into your backrooms world?
If you did,
I don't like it.
If you didn't,
I like it.
Like the,
the whole thing with the Macrooms is it's meant to be empty
and scary.
If you put like a bunch of like,
I'm gonna scream at you and rip your head off monsters into the macroms,
it's,
it's not the same.
Uh,
Revel says,
how old would you have to be to join the resonate team?
Uh,
I,
we don't have any like formal requirements,
and those requirements would,
would change depending on the role,
uh,
but I would imagine you would have to be 18+.
Uh,
Venport says,
is there any way to use nested canvas on physical objects?
Let's say,
say lobs,
I,
I promise I'm fine.
Just give me a second,
um.
Resynchronized brain.
Try again.
Is there any way to use nested canvas
on physical objects like,
say,
I have a canvas
and I,
and I
want to render nicely on top of a bag to display info about its contents?
I,
I do.
And I can make it use
stencil metallic or maybe a way to imitate it.
I have no idea what you're talking about.
I'm sorry.
Like you could absolutely put like a
a UIX canvas on top of a bag,
make it like it's background
mostly transparent,
give it like a cool like
weathered font
and it would look like
it was written on the bag.
I could totally do that.
Papyrus would be a great font.
Remember that you can also use
uh some
of the mask sort of style stuff
with UIX as well,
so there might be an opportunity to do it there.
I'm now thinking of like Cloudscape Harvest,
but like
you know you try and like realism angle it
cos Cloudscape Harvest is quite sort of cartoony.
But if you really angle it,
you could have like a,
you know.
Burlap sack of papyrus and it's like potatoes written on it.
Right,
give me a second,
I'm gonna,
I,
I must try and find one of these,
these AI people in this video,
you,
but I don't know where any of them are in the city.
Nope,
sorry,
that guy had an anecdote on him.
I know there's one over here.
Alright,
I'll look at the,
I'll look at the questions again,
sorry.
Uh,
where are we?
Uh,
Radio,
I hate how much technology is under the term AI.
There's some really cool stuff that's been researched
and used for over a decade now,
but we got shit like LLMs and diffusion models,
just put a stain on the term.
I'll,
I'll give you the,
the
actual problem.
It is,
it's tech bros,
right,
it's tech bros.
They corrupt the technology
because they add profit on top of the technology.
Like OpenAI as a company had really noble goals,
but like,
unfortunately they're a company,
so they gradually like hire people
that are tech bros and then.
Like inflates and it like turns into a tech bro company.
I guess like a,
a better term would be capital rather than like profit.
Like LLMs are really cool.
What we're using them for,
probably not cool.
Um,
generative AI in some circumstances
with ethically sourced datasets could be cool.
Colia likes the added distraction.
Yeah,
I'm just trying to find one of the AIM PCs.
They're just difficult to find apparently.
OK,
that was the wrong chat.
Uh,
what,
but she had an anecdote.
What you need is you need like,
there's this,
I don't know,
it looks like a grey hat.
Is that it?
No.
It has to.
Be the grey hat.
You didn't have the grey hat by.
Uh,
Revel says I can't wait for the eyeball,
but,
uh,
Pop RAM prices is ridiculously expensive,
they are,
yep.
I was looking into like getting a new computer and it's just horrible.
Like
I'll,
I'll do it
at some point,
not right now.
What I want
is like
local LLMs,
like look at.
Um,
look at what PewDiePie did.
PewDiePie like built like a $20,000 Linux machine
and like ran a bunch of like local AI's on it.
So there's,
there's not the like energy consumption thing cos there's there.
There is like for the training of course cos it's still
using models that were trained in big data centres but.
Like,
you know,
it was,
he was trying to do it as best as he could.
Like I've been using quote AI
for like so many years.
I used to like write chatbots for IRC that were like funny.
They use like Markov chains,
stuff like that,
it was like really cool.
And then there was like the um
when I worked as a,
you know,
at the motorcycle company.
We needed to like have a system.
I,
I'm actually er sorry,
I go back for a second.
Ozzie says,
look at what PewDiePie is doing as a wild statement I didn't expect to hear.
Uh yeah,
his latest video on like stop using it,
like his,
his video on AI is a very nice take.
I don't think anyone's gonna like solve the like ethical training
problem
with LLMs,
um,
right now,
but like
everything else he seems to like do it fine.
Uh,
and if you want any more motivation to watch PewDiePie's video.
Um,
he makes an AI council
that execute each other
to decide how to answer.
Uh,
going back to the motorcycle place though,
so for the motorcycle,
um,
uh,
racing,
uh,
organisations,
you needed to figure out,
hey,
could this motorcycle,
can this motorcycle enter this particular class of,
of race?
And that was like really complicated.
It started off simple,
of course,
it's usually based on the CC of the engine,
so a 600 cc engine
can't enter the 1000 cc class cos it would be absolutely wrecked
by all of the 1000 cc's.
Uh,
but then it got like really,
really complicated and it's like,
you know,
like how many gears has it got,
like what type of fuel,
all sorts of stuff like that,
and it gets.
More and more complicated,
the more and more like um motorcycling organisations exist
and how big they are,
because
they make more and more classes for races so they can make more and more money.
Profit,
hooray.
Anyway,
so the
easiest way to fix that problem
was solved by um my manager at the time,
also the CEO of the company,
an amazing,
amazing person,
um,
and it used what's called an expert system.
Now an expert system
might sound really,
really complicated,
but does anyone remember
the um
oh God,
what's his name?
The website where there's the genie and he can,
he can figure out what you are by you answering questions.
What is it called?
Akinator,
yeah.
Akinator.
Akinator
is,
as far as I understand,
or like closely analogous to
an expert system.
And so what it does
is you give it like facts
that aligned to a particular supposition.
In this case,
um,
what motorcycle races are you able to be in,
and then you generate like a tree of like what questions you would need to answer
to collect all of that information,
and then which would be the most
um
correct question
to display next.
And so what
ended up out of that system,
and it was amazing.
I didn't have any idea how it worked,
but it was amazing,
was
this like vehicle questionnaire that we made,
and it would pop up and it would be like,
please enter the CC of your engine,
and you'd enter it and you'd hit next,
and then it would figure out like,
oh,
based on that I don't need to answer these,
ask these questions.
I do need to ask these questions,
and it would say like,
you know,
like how many gears,
like what the sprocket angle,
I don't fucking,
I don't know motorcycling.
And then at the end of that,
it would say,
here is a list of the races that you can enter into.
And here's the,
here's the stickler,
it would say,
would you like to add entrance tickets to each of these races to your car?
Winky phase,
it didn't actually have a winky face,
but like,
that's what the UI was doing.
So it started off as like um
a
like policy and a uh
like rules
product or or feature.
And it ended up being like a,
a profit leading thing,
cos like a racer would go,
oh I didn't know that I could enter into
uh
prime's cheese category of races.
OK,
we have one more question,
which is what the dog doing from Josh.
Um,
I'm just gonna post the video in this thread.
Uh,
so he is actually asleep in his bed with Duck.
He's his brand new toy.
Alright,
now I'm double checking I haven't missed any questions before I just like
hyper fixate on finding one of these AIMPCs for you guys.
Um,
Ozzie says,
off topic from the current thing,
but have you
uh had anyone recently surprised by the multipress
process architecture either by explaining it or them stumbling upon it?
Uh,
not recently,
there was a lot whilst it was being developed and there was a
lot of sort of conversations we had to have with users about sort of
Chrome and Electron and,
and stuff like that,
so.
You know that was good,
not not recently though.
Some of the um
business people that we're working with,
they're not technical enough to like understand it,
so we just call it like the performance update,
we don't even like say the word split inning.
They're still very happy that they got it,
right,
they got the the performance gain,
but they don't necessarily need to
understand
like how it works.
Alright,
AIMPC time,
um
this is office hours over but I'm gonna find one of the AIMPCs
focus like,
otherwise you'll think I was making it up.