Good and I also don’t understand why every single statement on the usage one way or another is a news article. Anyone dealing in absolutes on the topic are lying or delusional.

It’d be like a financial firm bragging about either NOT using a calculator, opting to pen and paper all calculations or on the other end bragging about ONLY knowing how to use a calculator.

Yeah but that doesn’t fit my narrative so… >:(

Same in St. Louis, but they went also went right through the “not the right color of white” Italian and other immigrant neighborhoods.

Well that’s some purity test oversimplification.

Been using it since like 2013 and I don’t think I could ever go back to stock.

Source?

>sees GOG mentioned in title

>Furiously rush to the comments, "gib linux client"

Classic.

I’ll trust my doctor for medical advise, thanks though.

I’m chronically bad at not marking emails as read and suffer the same bloat. For handing emails security codes and shipping notifications,I use Proton mails Sieve filters.

Specifically I make it where these type of emails automatically get deleted after 7-30 days based on subject

Bullshit. Provide a source.

I have great success with local LLM in some of my workflows and automation.

I use it for my line completion and basic functions/asks while developing that I dont want to waste tokens on.

I also use it in automation. I run my own media server with a few dozen people with an automated request system “jellyseerr” that adds content. I have automation that leverages local LLM to look at recent media requests and automatically requests content that is similar to it.

Is the shitpost in the room with us?

Remind me, how much have you contributed?

Its relative. In rural areas growing up l, a neighbor could be miles away. Suburban, I would consider anyone in a neighborhood or shared street as a neighbor.

Now I now live in a walkable urban area that has officially recognized neighborhoods with established boundaries.

Neat article. Thank you for sharing OP.

Definitely interested to see if they’ll be able to deliver on the promised improvements as it sounds like this would massively reduce the heat, energy, and material wasted with the current technologies.

I assume these connectors would be a drop in place replacement for existing infrastructure. Something it doesn’t seem to touch on is what the thermal implications are on the actual modules, they mention overall less energy which typically results in less thermals, but I would assume this might be similar to heat concentration from high speed fiber connections.

It’s insane how the prices on all of the X3D have held up compared to pretty much every other CPU line (irrespective of vendor).

Everywhere I go, I see her.

I was excited about this project years ago but I am very skeptical of this ever going anywhere after they seemingly made no progress for years doing endless engine reworks before now seemingly giving up on those reworks and returning to their legacy engine?

I’ve been instead enjoying Vintage Story and it’s modding community.

Sure, but my TV can’t take Displayport. In the end, consumers lose because AMD and HDMI can’t come to an agreement.