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by SchemaLoad 3mo ago
I think we needed Apple to do that to throw a lot of weight behind the standard so it didn't get stuck in an eternal migration that never ends. Though removing the SD card slot was dumb since USB-C was never an alternative to SD cards.
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by SchemaLoad 3mo ago
I'm a fairly proficient linux user and I just can not get streaming to work properly and I've dedicated multiple hours to trying to set it up. The built in Steam streaming gets the closest but often just lags out for no obvious re
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by SchemaLoad 3mo ago
As a steam deck user I've become very bothered how some games run like a dream while others are unplayable, seeing beautiful games running perfect on the hardware proves it's more than possible, but studios aren't allocating
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by SchemaLoad 4mo ago
Instead they made the right choice and subsidise the software. Valve has been sending patches for Linux for over the last 10 years as well as giving SteamOS out for free for other hardware now.
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by SchemaLoad 4mo ago
Having 2 remotes is so much easier than trying to flash custom firmware on the TV
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by SchemaLoad 4mo ago
There's also the fact that devices would still need an internal PSU to convert the 28v USB-C to the multiple voltages that all the parts inside need. It would be smaller without the AC to DC conversion though.
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by SchemaLoad 4mo ago
You ideally want to get a USB-C brick that's over specced and from a reputable brand. Like if you get a macbook 140w usb-c brick it will work fine with everything. Even for actual PSUs it's always been the advice that you want a d
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by SchemaLoad 4mo ago
I think what they mean is not PD related at all, but the fact some cheap junk has a broken USB-C setup where it's missing the resistor that signals a device has been plugged in and to turn on the 5v power. While USB-A just have 5v live
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by SchemaLoad 4mo ago
It's the empty calories of literature. More would be more if there actually was more but AI writing is making it bigger without adding anything actually more. It inserts loads of fluff and repetition that takes longer to read but doesn
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by SchemaLoad 4mo ago
We just need bots to read all these facebook posts and then we can put the phone down and go back to doing something real.
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by SchemaLoad 4mo ago
We have seen over and over again chemicals which are "safe to consume" or "not that bad" actually do have very severe effects. It's just very hard to link cause and effect. When someone dies of cancer we can't
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by SchemaLoad 4mo ago
In terms of fresh meat and vegetables, it's pretty much all grown/produced in Australia. Anything canned / dried is often imported though. Things like rice or coffee beans you technically can buy Australian grown but you&#x27
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by SchemaLoad 4mo ago
People don't even know. I had long assumed that it was only the obvious nylon pyramid tea bags that were plastic, and only recently discovered it's _all_ tea bags.
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by SchemaLoad 4mo ago
They would have to build the product twice one for mobile chips and one for server, and then there would be functionality discrepancies. Or even worse, the on server one might work better than the on device one that newer phone users get. I
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by SchemaLoad 4mo ago
Most of the time this prompt comes up it's actually for a genuine purpose, like spotify trying to find devices on the local network that can play audio, VLC looking for chromecasts, I saw my DJ app ask for local network and discovered
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
When a person expands bullet points they add extra information from their own knowledge and research in the process of writing. When AI does it, it adds filler and repetition. Long form writing itself isn't a problem, it's the emp
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
There's a difference between a long text and an essay. You wouldn't spend hours typing a message and formatting it with headlines for example. You wouldn't insert loads of unessorasy creative writing techniques in to a messag
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
We are in hell
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
But now I can use AI to summarise the wall of text back in to the original bullet points.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
Except 99% of the time they are asking it's because they explicitly need a real opinion or the info couldn't be found via LLMs. But instead of giving an "I don't know", they paste back an wall of text with an incorr
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
Most individual programs will run with 4GB but you won't be able to have multiple open at the same time.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
It could be anything which is why the question was asked what it actually outputs. I had a skim through the page and code but couldn't see what the output was.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
How does it not matter? Every CAD program is not going to have exactly the same interface and commands. I doubt for example this will for example generate and OpenSCAD text file.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
Sad the suggestion here is to just disguise the slop to make it harder for reviewers to spot rather than not submitting slop to begin with.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
Completely agreed, I think most hobbies have this perverse side aspect that is just themed consumerism. And it's so easy to get sucked in to watching youtube videos about the latest board games that you just need to buy, while the real
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
After building a few PCs over the years something I've noticed is every time I've bought the highest end new part I feel bad about the money spent, and then I feel bad every time there's a delayed frame or feature missing, an
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
This is exactly the mentality I'm talking about. People have entertained themselves for all of human history without anything nearly as sophisticated as modern displays. At some point this unchecked desire will suck all of the fun out
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
Apple is fundamentally incompatible with "serious" gaming. Games are largely not regular software platforms which receive endless updates and maintenance. Every few years Apple makes a breaking change and expects every app to upda
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
Depends a lot on your hardware. I've got a ~2020 gaming pc and I just installed bazzite on it, moved my desktop to the TV and only use it with an xbox controller. Never opened the terminal or configured anything, all my games just work
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
I'd guess that the difference only matters if you have the latest most expensive gear pushed to the limit. I have a 2019 RX5700 XT and one of the DDR4 ryzen 5 cpus and all of my games run flawlessly on Linux with great performance. I&#

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