stockholm syndrome

bad chart

shockingly enough, corporations always act in their own self-interest

it’s additional rules for the subreddit on top of the site wide rules for all of reddit

I don’t know, feddit.nl is pretty chill. I always see everything and barely anything objectable

the tragedy of frame gen. works the worst when you need it the most.

let’s just rebrand instances to superleddits and communities to subleddits 🤣

“Reddit but you can block the part that annoys you”

does anyone know why this sudden uptick?

why would I want to stream myself peeing??

I wonder if we’ll ever see open source state of the art high performance RISCV processors with no funny microcontrollers hidden inside them that have full access to all memory and the network

good, god fearing christians should only watch mormon porn

fair point when it comes to gaming. My only contact point with Linux + GPU drivers is at work, where everyone would laugh if you’d suggest buying AMD cards

Intel has like half the valuation of AMD at this point. So expect it to be as good as AMD to half as good.

It’s hard to beat Nvidia since they can hire more than 10x the people.

Fixing anything in industry is like fighting a very big, very lazy elephant seal bull

The only real advantage of local AI is privacy and that it’s much cheaper if you use it a lot.

The only consumer use case I see in the wild with some real momentum behind it is role play.

All the local AI communities I browse are 50% people trying to find usecases for it at their job (like me; unsuccessfully I might add) and 50% people interested in role play.

People will apparently spend thousands to jerk off to a soulless machine demon simulacrum shell of a human.

To be fair, I can see the appeal of local AI for video games, like RPGs. There is this really fun game called “Suck Up”, where you are a vampire trying to convince AI to let you inside their house. That is the one real “killer” application I see atm.

I personally see a lot of other useful usecases for local AI, but from my experience at work, I would estimste it will take another 5 years until any of it is anywhere near consumer ready.

When I first saw this, I thought it was simualted taste with electrostimulation or something. Kind of lame that it’s not.

local AI is cool and all, but neither the hardware nor the models are really ready for your average consumer

crazy what these poor rats have to go through for our curiosity. now we even make them live in car dependent cities, oh the horror

why are you so interested in logs? are you like a lumberjack?