Probably not a lot of space savings, but certainly a reduction in complexity, which helps programmers keep everything together and frees their time to work on the newer stuff

Training is not prompting

He already deserves jail

Trademark suit from the premium cable channel in 5…4…

A lot of what Linux lacks is UI design, and at least 50+% of that is just because of what we got used to using other products.

He’s gonna take on saTan()

Honestly I think if Proxmox got VMWare money then they’d become stuffed to the gills with business sharks and probably go the same route eventually.

That is not a Proxmox problem, that is a capitalism problem.

this right here is the bullshit that keeps people out, brother

Same things goes for leftist thinking (I see you’re a .ml enjoyer)

Stop trying to browbeat people into your ideology, calling them stupid provokes an irrational negative emotional response, even if your ideas are objectively more logical, as they’ll just reject it

This is why capitalism is so effective with their “come to the dark side, we have cookies!”

Just because it’s free doesn’t mean you don’t need to sell it

Capitalism is the entropy lottery, and the more you remove the graphite the more the reaction runs away toward total meltdown

Conservatism is the belief that we should ban pencils because how dare you limit my chances even a little before everything breaks

In the earliest days you absolutely did, it became optional later; especially once gopher:// stopped being a thing

We used to edit the system keymapping on the school Macintoshes and duplicate a letter somewhere, and then we’d do the same to a second machine using the letter that the first could no longer type; then we’d switch the physical keycaps

Generic models are not ready yet and won’t ever be but my company is using something from AWS called “Q” I think (heh, great name this day in age) but because it performs training rounds (*I think!) on a set of documents you define (like process documentation) its actually pretty good at finding exactly the information and suggesting additional reading. We’re using it on a process guide of a couple hundred pages; not sure how it scales to other sizes or what the cost is.

I do not think that even Elon has enough power at SpaceX to force them to design next-generation rockets using Large Language Models. Engineers know better than that. Their next rocket wouldn’t even make it off the pad.

Yeah it’s not so much the infrastructure but the political alignment that raises an eyebrow here

It’s almost like you’ve never played a video game before.

We’ve been calling enemy logic “AI” since at least the late 1980s. It again has nothing to do with ML, and no we do not need to all change for you because you decided to allow yourself to overreact.

Alyx is, I believe, considered a spin-off

It’s like a virtual license file for a game. It’s basically the same system as before but now you can trade them with people on your friends lists.

People with kids: be sure to set parental controls on this before your kids are bullied into sending away all the games you bought them

WDIT: I see the article is not actually about the virtual key cards but the physical ones. This is a game cert without the game on it, just the license file. You still have to download it.

Honestly I think that fucking sucks because they can just take it away from you.

Couple things there.

There are Virtual Game Cards, purchased and downloaded digitally from the eShop. These can now be traded, sold, gifted, loaned, etc. to other friends, which was not previously possible. (This could possibly require an NSO subscription, but I’m not clear if that’s true at all.)

There are physical game cartridges, which contain the actual game on them, and (from what I’ve heard) most games will be distributed this way.

Then, there are also physical carts that contain only the virtual game license file, thus that you have to possess the physical cart in order to download or play the game. Apparently, there are Switch 1 games like this already, but they are rare.

With the introduction of Virtual Game Cards, it is no longer possible (even on Switch 1) to play more than one copy of a game online at the same time, even with a min NSO Family subscription.

Someday we’ll find out that all the Switch 2s actually peer together and create a blockchain to track ownership

Ah yes, the notorious MS-PAINT gang member you faked evidence of.

At this point I’m unsure if he just didn’t understand the letters were superimposed or if he’s just pretending to be stupid to show how little respect he has for any of us