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Notch went down the alt right rabbit hole, didn’t he?

And they’re owned by Microsoft.

…I think you should already consider investigating potential alternatives. I mean, I like Minecraft, but the principles of its owners isn't helping. And Mojang can’t hold back enshittification forever.

Yeah, that is a great application because you can eyeball your bash script and verify its functionality. It’s perfectly checkable. This is a very important distinction.

It also doesn’t require “creativity” or speculation, so (I assume) you can use a very low temperature.

Contrast that with Red Hat’s examples.

They’re feeding it a massive dump of context (basically all the system logs), and asking the LLM to reach into its own knowledge pool for an interpretation.

Its assessment is long, and not easily verifiable; see how the blog writer even confessed “I’ll check if it works later.” It requires more “world knowledge.” And long context is hard for low active parameters LLMs.

Hence, you really want a model with more active parameters for that… Or, honestly, just reaching out to a free LLM API.

Thing is, that Red Hat’s blogger could probably run GLM Air on his laptop and get a correct answer spit out, but it would be extremely finicky and time consuming.

Good link, thanks.

Yeah, I buy that, especially in poorer places. But also, I think it’s just simple “scammer opportunism.”

Maybe they could remaster old movies/shows and “re-release them” for attention like they do games? The tools they have to do it now are quite good.

And this graph is old, isn’t it? Their wealth is snowballing rapidly, hence Larry Ellison is at $250B now.

It reminds me of crypto. “Etherium would work perfectly if people just stopped acting so… human! And used it right!”

Chatbots are the same. They’re selling a fantasy that’s just not how human beings behave.

Yeah.

People harp on Onlyfans, but how sexualized and “softcore teasing” Insta and even TikTok are kinda creeps me out. They’re literally entry points to OF.

I have a parent who’s blissfully off of social media, and it was interesting to see their reaction to what they’re like now.

gpt-oss 20B

See all the errors in that rambling wall of slop (which they posted and didn’t even check for some reason?)

Trying to use a local LLM… could be worse. But in my experience, small ones are just too dumb for stuff beyond fully automated RAG or other really focused cases. They feel like fragile toys until you get to 32B dense or ~120B MoE.

Doubly so behind buggy, possibly vibe coded abstractions.

The other part is that Goose is probably using a primitive CPU-only llama.cpp quantization. I see they name check “Ryzen AI” a couple of times, but it can’t even use the NPU! There’s nothing “AI” about it, and the author probably has no idea.

I’m an unapologetic local LLM advocate in the same way I’d recommend Lemmy/Piefed over Reddit, but honestly, it’s just not ready. People want these 1 click agents on their laptops and (unless you’re an enthusiast/tinkerer) the software’s simply not there yet, no matter how much AMD and such try to gaslight people into thinking it is.

Maybe if they spent 1/10th of their AI marketing budget on helping open source projects, it would be…

It’s international, but there are a lot of Europeans: https://archlinux.org/people/developers/

CachyOS has its roots in the Polish Arch community if I recall correctly. It’s much less daunting, and I’d highly recommend it.

I disagree.

I remember when AMD stock was $2 a share, not that long ago. I bought it at $8. They were basically dead to investors, and unlike Nvidia, they had very little market share in anything or hope of crawling out. But the company itself was still operating.

Even if AI disappears in a puff of smoke, even with their risky “vibe revenue” financing, Nvidia is in a far stronger position than that. They have cash, they aren’t under a pile of debt, and they have tons of diverse non-AI revenue, including oldschool HPC datacenters.

In other words, the stock market is not the real world.

BG3 turned out well, though?

Okay, but where's the breaking point?

When do OEMs see enough decline to start shipping Linux?

Maybe this is an old person rant, but it sure seems like people can tolerate a whole lot of enshittification.

Yeah, please no Starfield. I love space opera, I love Oblivion and Fallout, jank and all, but the Starfield I got through was so boring.

I’d rather them continue GOTG. I’m not a Marvel person, but the GOTG game was great.

Its more VRAM heavy servers. They’d have to take the GPUs out, or even put the whole motherboard in a new case.

I hope some of it hits the used market, so tinkerers can play with them.

But yeah, knowing them, they will probably just throw the hardware away :(

Oh that’s awesome. Yeah, I see the rumors now:

https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/the-mystery-behind-the-game-awards-statue-appears-to-have-been-solved/

Selfishly, I hope their other half’a working on a sci fi game. Or a cyberpunk one?

Shadowrun? Gods, that IP would be perfect for Larian.

I suspect Larian will take their sweet time.

Bioshock sounds like it’s in development hell; I’d be suspicious of that.

Same with a Greek epic. Alexios and Kassandra were identically horny.

Could one issue be that professional writers, on average, give female leads worse scripts to work with? Not always intentionally.

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MostWritersAreMale

I feel like this is a pattern in Star Wars. Not just with Rey, but Ahsoka and The Acolyte too.

As for why this is a tragedy, I would cite the A/B examples of AC: Odyssey and Cyberpunk 2077 where, given the literally identical gender neutral writing, the women VAs utterly nail their scripts.

I wonder what’d happen if TV got the same treatment.

Called it.

The proper way to do this would be to roll their own model/finetune. It wouldn’t be that hard, and it’s be way better, but they just want “OpenAI” as a keyword in their earnings reports.