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I would argue that late SNES era games look far better than their early 3d era follow ups

Merz arbeitet für Blackrock ein weltweit agierendes Finanzunternehmen. Blackrock möchte maximale Ertragsmöglichkeiten bei minimalen Verpflichtungen. Superstaaten wie die EU oder die USA stehen diesen Zielen im Weg, weil sie mächtig genug sind, Blackrock zu regulieren. Ziel von Merz und co sind also kleine, schwache Nationalstaaten.

Lots of it stems from early childhood. If you are punished for asking questions, If you are rewarded for just repeating what your parents say, critical thinking gets buried deep within your mind. As the „we vs them“ tribal mentality, right and wrong stops being about the action and instead on the alignment of the person committing the action. So a priest molding children might not be nice, but he is one of the Christian tribe and that’s important. On the other, if an Democrat dies diverting, it’s by definition bad, because he is in another tribe. It’s simple as that, but hard to understand if you have a progressive worldview.

They always seem a bit last generation to me, especially if you compare it with the claude models. That being said, I hope they catch up and am going to use them for most of the basic stuff I do with AI.

I hope Europe invest heavily into them to keep them competitive

It’s what abusers do - isolate you from your Friends so that they can control you more thoroughly

Someone on reddit had the idea that people working on this thing are probably recording audio logs onto individual USB-sticks, which they then leave scattered all over the facility.

„He came in like a wrecking baaaaaaaall“

Didn’t they just order 400 million with of armored cybertrucks?

Edit: seems it’s million, not billion

That’s a great explanation! I guess I could use Ollama instead of lm studio, but this is also another command line tool without an UI

Don’t feel bad. It’s not the devs fault that we live in a strange timeline

Every few years, i come back to Linux to see how far i can get before hitting a major obstacle. Installed Linux mint summer last year to get away from windows.

First impression: Steam and proton are great, i can play my favorite game Mechabellum without any issue. Helldivers 2 otoh won’t work due to what seems to be an anti cheat tool.

Software development is also kinda good. Install vs code, let’s go.

But then the trouble begins: my brother laser printer that works out of the box with windows and macOS refuses to print. No error message or anything, just nothing happens. Next thing is that i want to use lm studio to host local llms, but they don’t have a full release for Linux, only a beta that is not available from the mint AppStore. There is an appimage available however, so i have to learn how to handle these. Too bad the Linux version does not support in app update, you always have to install the newest appimage manually.

I would like to develop an llm application using C#. I download the dotnet framework from the AppStore, but VSCODE is not able to find it. After investing several hours trying to find out why this is, i surrender.

And then, for some reason, my NVIDIA card breaks. I try to reset to an older version of the driver, but to no avail - i don’t know whats going on, but steam only shows if i deactivate hardware acceleration and games also will only run on the integrated graphics card.

I surrendered and went back to windows. See you guys in 2 years.

Edit: some spelling

The guy from Bioshock that built Rapture. You are free to do anything as long as you have the money to do so.