#smartobjects — Public Fediverse posts
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I've nearly finished rolling my own limited functionality smart objects. I should be done soon. I've written a basic system. I need to remember to hook NPC deaths to get rid of their reservations cleanly. Will it work? 🤷♂️ Unreal's didn't serve my needs, being flaky and all, so what have I got to lose? This might even have lower overhead.
I set up a new state tree, cloning the old one, and have rewritten 5 functions. 2 to go.
Although I planned on keeping the old state tree around, I'm just keeping a copy for a bit. If this works, I won't be needing it.
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I've nearly finished rolling my own limited functionality smart objects. I should be done soon. I've written a basic system. I need to remember to hook NPC deaths to get rid of their reservations cleanly. Will it work? 🤷♂️ Unreal's didn't serve my needs, being flaky and all, so what have I got to lose? This might even have lower overhead.
I set up a new state tree, cloning the old one, and have rewritten 5 functions. 2 to go.
Although I planned on keeping the old state tree around, I'm just keeping a copy for a bit. If this works, I won't be needing it.
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I've nearly finished rolling my own limited functionality smart objects. I should be done soon. I've written a basic system. I need to remember to hook NPC deaths to get rid of their reservations cleanly. Will it work? 🤷♂️ Unreal's didn't serve my needs, being flaky and all, so what have I got to lose? This might even have lower overhead.
I set up a new state tree, cloning the old one, and have rewritten 5 functions. 2 to go.
Although I planned on keeping the old state tree around, I'm just keeping a copy for a bit. If this works, I won't be needing it.
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I've nearly finished rolling my own limited functionality smart objects. I should be done soon. I've written a basic system. I need to remember to hook NPC deaths to get rid of their reservations cleanly. Will it work? 🤷♂️ Unreal's didn't serve my needs, being flaky and all, so what have I got to lose? This might even have lower overhead.
I set up a new state tree, cloning the old one, and have rewritten 5 functions. 2 to go.
Although I planned on keeping the old state tree around, I'm just keeping a copy for a bit. If this works, I won't be needing it.
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I'm going to archive what I have and turn off the Smart Object plugins. I've chased too many bugs that end in the SmartObjectSubsystem, which is not thread-safe after years of development. I'll do what I want to in my own subsystem, thanks.
There remains the issue of whether or not State Trees are worth the effort. Maybe.
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I'm going to archive what I have and turn off the Smart Object plugins. I've chased too many bugs that end in the SmartObjectSubsystem, which is not thread-safe after years of development. I'll do what I want to in my own subsystem, thanks.
There remains the issue of whether or not State Trees are worth the effort. Maybe.
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I'm going to archive what I have and turn off the Smart Object plugins. I've chased too many bugs that end in the SmartObjectSubsystem, which is not thread-safe after years of development. I'll do what I want to in my own subsystem, thanks.
There remains the issue of whether or not State Trees are worth the effort. Maybe.
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I'm going to archive what I have and turn off the Smart Object plugins. I've chased too many bugs that end in the SmartObjectSubsystem, which is not thread-safe after years of development. I'll do what I want to in my own subsystem, thanks.
There remains the issue of whether or not State Trees are worth the effort. Maybe.
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#UserAgents #IoT #SmartObjects: "User agents can be well-designed or they can be poorly made. The fact that a user agent is designed to act in accord with your desires doesn't mean that it always will. A software agent, like a human agent, is not infallible.
However – and this is the key – if a user agent thwarts your desire due to a fault, that is fundamentally different from a user agent that thwarts your desires because it is designed to serve the interests of someone else, even when that is detrimental to your own interests.
A "faithless" user agent is utterly different from a "clumsy" user agent, and faithless user agents have become the norm. Indeed, as crude early internet clients progressed in sophistication, they grew increasingly treacherous. Most non-browser tools are designed for treachery.
A smart speaker or voice assistant routes all your requests through its manufacturer's servers and uses this to build a nonconsensual surveillance dossier on you. Smart speakers and voice assistants even secretly record your speech and route it to the manufacturer's subcontractors, whether or not you're explicitly interacting with them:"
https://pluralistic.net/2024/05/07/treacherous-computing/#rewilding-the-internet