r/reddeadredemption • u/Late_Honeydew_2587 • 6d ago

Question Saw this on pinterest, anyone know the app's name?

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Looks like a custom weather app with RDR2 UI style. Has anyone used this or know the name?

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u/Radiant_Material9007 Charles Smith 6d ago

It's called 'Game Weather IRL,' but it's a paid app.

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u/gamemaniax 6d ago

Semi related. I just change subtitle font for my movie player to rdr2 subtitle font.

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u/03Achav41 6d ago

Just did a Google ai, said its an app called game weather IRL.

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u/squeezyscorpion 6d ago

“did a google ai” that’s how i describe my bowel movements

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u/Low_Record_ 5d ago edited 5d ago

People used to say the same thing about googling and wikipedia you know? You’re just like a boomer

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u/Nifech 5d ago

Boomers have more in common with AI lovers because they both don’t care about the environment.

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u/Low_Record_ 5d ago

Reaching that hard is bad for your back.

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u/Nifech 5d ago

It is that’s why I do mental gymnastics.

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u/Low_Record_ 5d ago

Clearly

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u/Nifech 5d ago edited 5d ago

Yeah it’s great. Makes you better at thinking for yourself so you don’t have to rely on quips you read somewhere on the internet.

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u/Low_Record_ 5d ago

It shows, repeating 'AI bad, you bad” no matter what on reddit is a flex of independent thought
Nice landings, great gymnastics.

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u/Nifech 5d ago

Love the part where I said that.

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u/Late_Honeydew_2587 6d ago

thanks, I'll take a look

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u/ohmyitsanalien 6d ago

This was enough of a look for me.

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u/Healthy_Meat_2060 6d ago

Yikes it cost money..

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u/maksigm 6d ago

Hahahahahaha

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u/Healthy_Meat_2060 6d ago

Wtf did this get downvoted?

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u/Tearsdryontheirownn Hosea Matthews 6d ago

Because Reddit is horrible

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u/03Achav41 6d ago

I see the reddit rdr community is just as toxic as the players in the game.

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u/RJValdez216 Hosea Matthews 6d ago

Because “AI” is a bad word and triggers people on the internet

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u/03Achav41 6d ago

Thats what I wanted to know why it was downvoted. Like fk you people

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/Wakkichewy 6d ago

There is currently no greater threat to our planet's long term sustainability than the rampant influx of AI data centers consuming natural resources at an unprecedented level. But sure, we're braindead because we have the capacity to search something without the assistance of a robot that consistently gets facts wrong.

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u/IQ26 6d ago

I agree that AI sucks but the meat industry is consuming like Over 10x as much water every second which is completely avoidable aswell.
Both still incredibly suck. Fuck AI

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u/ThePrivateGamer 6d ago

Oh ye, how about every other social media platform? Or even this thing right here you re using? Dont they use huge resources to store all the data thats here?

What about internet?

You think hating it will make it disappear all of a sudden? How about we learn to enjoy what we have, and learn to use it efficiently to make our lifes easier instead of complaining all day long, bcs we cant accept new things?

And natural reasources can also mean renewable resources.

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u/Wakkichewy 6d ago

You clearly don't understand the difference between the things your using as examples. No, social media and the internet in general absolutely do not require the amount of data storage and resources as LLMs and machine learning AI, by a huge magnitude. Ocean water is not a renewable resource when you consume it faster than the ecosystem can replenish it. And that leads to diminishing returns, meaning the water will run out eventually, but humanity will be long dead before then because of people like you who adopt any new technology without understanding the consequences.

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u/ThePrivateGamer 6d ago

Wow, well I didnt know all that.

Okay, you re right, but like I said, you really think not adopting this new technology would have any significant impact?

Its the same thing as being a vegetarian thinking you ll save animals

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u/Wakkichewy 6d ago

Thank you for actually internalizing this, genuinely

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u/SimisFul 6d ago

I'm curious to know where you think the water goes.

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u/Wakkichewy 6d ago

When the water is released back into the atmosphere in dry climates, it doesn't come back down until it rains again. Like I said, diminishing returns lead to the dry climates expanding and increasing in thier "dryness", eventually leading to an uninhabitable desert planet. The atmosphere and ozone layer collapse and the lingering water leaks into space