I have free prime through my ISP. I still pirate the content. I started even before the full blown ads, when they had “previews” of other shows and movies.

Then don’t. Use only when you need it, or use literally any other free offering there is. This is not for you.

hosting the db in a network storage? That’s self hosting with extra steps.

You might be too young to remember, but DRM existed way before Steam, and the worse ones that exist today are the ones that the Devs/publishers add, not the steam one.

That’s what you’re missing. Those are not language models nor use neural networks. At best they use a classification NLP. They do not generate text, use pick pre-constructed answers based on the inputs. Because it this three’s no confidence beyond “what’s generally the correct based on this keyword”

I’ve worked with IBM Watson. That existed and was used for basic bots a decade ago. You have you manually feed the terms to outputs.

Y he usado la web de la agencia tributaria para confirmar lo que digo.

1. I don’t think this is the proper channel for feedback.
2. Rude
3. Fuck you. This is an optional extension for those who want to try. Do you want the final version of a piece of free software? Then you can go lie in a ditch because hopefully it will continue to evolved for years. It’s astonishing the entitlement of some people.
4. Good local LLM that can run on most hardware is a very interesting project. Usually you need at least a GPU to get it to run. The fact that is only summarizing might be because it this.

Considering how google is making chrome worse every day, they could do only security updates and still be the best browser.

The revolution is that they are doing something that has existed since the early 1900s… But it’s in Barcelona so it’s chic.

It’s cool and all that, and likely just a side effects of the new trains having that.

I’m still not paying a full ticket, I’ll wait until I can see a whole basilica.

The example you shared is not an LLM. It’s a classic chatbot with pre-defined answers. It basically knows keyword to KB article. If no term is known, it will tell “I don’t know”. It will also suggest incorrect KB if picks one keyword, ignoring the rest of the context. It has no idea of the answer is correct by any means. At best somebody will periodically check a sample of questions that the user didn’t consider correct to evaluate the pairings, but it’s not AI, at least not a good one

*100 employees were fired too allocate budget for this sponsorship

Silly question, but what does this mean? Just using it or improving the maps/app somehow?

The dip in “others” correlated to the increase in Linux being correlated is not an issue. They need to add up to 100%, how do you expect one to increase with l without a decrease in the other?

I had been using Linux for home and work for the past 10 years, dual booting for games mostly (do basically only to use steam).

Recently I had to change jobs and was given a windows laptop. I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw that the candy crush ad is still present on corporate devices. In a $3500 workstation from a fortune 50. What the hell.

I managed to get a Mac instead. IT is still laughing about me for asking Linux instead

ELI5: what does this mean for the end user? Is there any simple test I can do with both to see this?

Aside from blocking the add-ons site, they might block the update servers. Linux wouldn’t be affected I think (unless they block rpm, apt… As a whole), but on windows I think it updates from Firefox servers directly.

There are probably ways around it, but it’s a burden for the windows users.

https://www.androidauthority.com/how-to-get-gemini-nano-on-pixel-8-8a-3450466/

Pixel 8 pro already does. I’m not sure, but I think Samsung has something too.

I didn’t downvote it, but I really didn’t like the video. It goes like “the things that are problems in Linux” and then starts talking about an extremely customized system, from DE to kernel, to audio…

I don’t think he gets, in general at least, to explain why those are needed, just how complex it all is. It would have been more interesting to say “this are the problems with an out of the box distro, and the hurdles it took me go fix each one”.

Mind you, this doesn’t mean I think a fresh install of Ubuntu can perfectly work for him. But knowing what didn’t work and why might be more helpful for people considering the same

Vista was going to make everybody go Linux. Then Windows 8. Then Windows 11 requirements. Then Recall…

Let’s me honest. Average Joe doesn’t understand or care.

Right now for 75% of users it’s less work to install Linux than Windows, with all the crap people does to avoid TPM, Microsoft account, edge…

Exactly. At any point and update can brick the install. If I wanted an OS that can brick itself just by updating, I would use arch.

Signed: a Bazzite user