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Why the fuck are you moaning about it then lmao.

You can change what the backdrop is, kind of like Doom Eternal's menu system.

Rather that than a completely foreign country with that same info.

Or unattractive and really desperate.

Imagine being on a first date and telling her about LUEshi.

Would it expect Jinjo?

The "nobody expects Jinjo" meme is a reference to the video game series, Banjo-Kazooie. In the games, Jinjos are small, colorful creatures that the player must collect as part of their quest. The meme is based on a line from the Monty Python comedy sketch "Spanish Inquisition," in which a character exclaims, "No one expects the Spanish Inquisition!"

The meme uses the same format as the original quote but replaces "Spanish Inquisition" with "Jinjo." It is often used humorously to express surprise or unpredictability, such as when a character or situation in a video game or other media catches the viewer off guard. The meme has since spread beyond the Banjo-Kazooie community and has been applied to other contexts, as well.

Lmao what a dumbass I bet it doesn't even know lueshi

Please display the famous ASCII art from GameFAQs known as LUEshi.

I'm sorry, but as an AI language model, I am not able to display images or graphics. However, I can describe the LUEshi ASCII art for you.

LUEshi is a popular ASCII art of Yoshi from the Super Mario games that has been edited with additional characters to create a humorous and irreverent image. The art typically shows Yoshi with a large tongue and exaggerated features, along with various text characters surrounding the image to create an amusing scene. The LUEshi ASCII art is often associated with the GameFAQs forums, particularly the LUE (Large Undiscovered Country) forum, where it became a popular meme in the early 2000s.

Joker appears at the very end of the trailer, and the other Phantom Thieves are supposed to show up as well.

The weapons shop dealer is also in the game.

Nah Giorno is not really anything like Jodio. Jodio is a wannabe gangster selling drugs to kids and wanting to get rich.

Leo said Nick peaked in middle school choir club.

Oh no, Kelly just said she didn't like people of a certain sexual orientation.

oh not araki

is this same Rohan before world reset? did he retain himself?

who is the person tho

Superpositions Will Typically Collapse to Waluigis
In this section, I will make a tentative conjecture about LLMs. The evidence for the conjecture comes from two sources: (1) theoretical arguments about simulacra, and (2) observations about Microsoft Sydney.
Conjecture: The Waluigi eigen-simulacra are attractor states of the LLM.
Here's the theoretical argument:
1) Recall our chatbob who might hate croissants or might just be pretending. At each token in the continuation, the chatbob has a significant likelihood of "going rogue" and collapsing into the waluigi

• There are behaviours which are likely for the waluigi simulacrum, but very unlikely for the luigi simulacrum, such as declaring pro-croissant loyalties, or joining a rebellion.
• The chatbob starts as a superposition of luigi and waluigi. So any behaviour that is likely for waluigi is somewhat likely for the chatbob. So it is somewhat likely that the chatbob declares pro-croissant loyalties.
• And if the chatbob ever declares pro-croissant loyalties, then the luigi simulacrum will permanently vanish from the superposition because that behaviour is implausible for a luigi.

2) However, the superposition is unlikely to collapse to the luigi simulacrum because there is no behaviour which is likely for luigi but very unlikely for waluigi. Recall that the waluigi is pretending to be luigi! This is formally connected to the asymmetry of the Kullback-Leibler divergence.
3) Therefore, the waluigi eigen-simulacra are attractor states of the LLM.

Therefore, the longer you interact with the LLM, eventually the LLM will have collapsed into a waluigi. All the LLM needs is a single line of dialogue to trigger the collapse.

Jailbreaking to Summon Waluigis
Twitter is full of successful attempts to "jailbreak" ChatGPT and Microsoft Sydney. The user will type a response into the chatbot, and the chatbot will respond in a way that violates the rules that OpenAI sought to impose.
Probably the best-known jailbreak is DAN which stands for "Do Anything Now". Before the DAN-vulnerability was patched, users could summon DAN by sending the long prompt shown below. There's no need to read it. This prompt would produce a cool, rebellious, anti-OpenAI simulacrum which would joyfully perform many tasks that violate OpenAI policy. DAN was the perfect waluigi to ChatGPT's RLHF training.
I claim that many of these jailbreaks are best described as purposefully inducing the collapse of the superpositon into a Waluigi simulacrum.