CPU overhead is quite well known and actually damages a lot the arc cards’ position on the budget class

As usual with all of these companies: only believe when you see the changes

There is certainly a very big amount of fuckery going on right now with nvidia drivers. I simply did not know it was getting this bad. Also, I find very interesting the nvidia “open source” bit got the criticism it deserves (is just not open. There was a transfer of responsibilities, and one small part got open)

I find great the devs of the respective projects took time to actually tell how things work for gn. Sure, they get the attention because it’s a known channel, but on the other hand, Microsoft would never give them this much detail and attention to actually understand what’s happening

And running some commands with sudo, you probably should! (Unless is not your stuff and you don’t care)

I do not use models in general online, but my needs are also much smaller. Max I use my local model for ollama is translations. I am always interested in seeing more focused models so we can use on lower end hardware

Did you try to do this workflow with local models? If so, in your experience what are the better models for this?

Fixed on bios, but from what I see, the dbx part is still missing in some models. They are working on it at least

Just because something is popular does not mean you will like it. Different tastes and all that.

As for me, more variety means more reach to gamers out there. What I don’t like to see is stagnation for years on established IP to the point is becomes boring (for me personally, Pokémon falls a lot into this category for most releases. The only Pokémon game I liked recently was arceus, simply because the whole battle and catch system got revamped to be something different for once)

Code your own engine. What a grown up response to all this. Expected nothing less from him.

I tried a couple of times with Jen ai and local llama, but somehow does not work that well for me.

But at the same time i have a 9070xt, so, not exactly optimal

So is not on this rack. OK because for a second I was thinking somehow you were able to run ai tasks with some sort of small cluster.

I have nowadays a 9070xt on my system. I just dabbled on this, but until now I havent been that successful. Maybe I will read more into it to understand better.

I have a question about ai usage on this: how do you do this? Every time I see ai usage some sort of 4090 or 5090 is mentioned, so I am curious what kind of ai usage you can do here

It’s a high paced fps in general. The original mode is semi roguelite, meaning, you have to go every 10 floors in order to get a checkpoint. If you don’t, back to the previous checkpoint and get different perks for the run.

For me the whole cyberpunk esque thing about it sold me. And is also a quite unusual sort of shooter.

Only a tad short, that is my biggest complaint (but price does match the time so I can’t say much)

Recently finished mullet madjack, decided to replay quake 2

I do use windows for work as well, but if people want adoption, it starts at home. I do see a need for Linux distros in general will have to make even a bigger shift for the user needs instead of whatever agenda people like to imply (I think open source is a good goal, but if I introduce Linux to someone, I will not for certain preach endlessly about this).

We need more adoption, but I also see some camps will decide to further distance themselves from these groups of users.

As people already stated in the comments, this may not be a permanent change for some (they find out something like destiny 2 refuses to work on Linux without bans, some other tools needed for certain use cases are not there yet or windows only), but I think is super important people understand there are alternatives, and not only windows or Mac. Hopefully gives more people awareness that something else is out there. And would be really cool if we had more of the user base that is on the verge to throwing away the machine because of windows 11 restrictions and instead, gives machines a second chance.

I am using them on a small storage box (around 2tb) and I am quite happy with it. One of the things that I particularly liked is the documentation. If you have a use case for rsync, Borg backup or others, it’s probably covered in their documentation (plus, never had an outage or issue with my data). I didn’t use their support at this point, but ibheard good things about it as well.

Friendly reminder to check your car’s tires today! Do not delay it until is too late!

OK good to know. Thanks for letting us know! So that means they are making it “free” for a week to try to brush off the negative reviews, but probably also make more people accept the ToS.