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The Great Steam Deck Crash of 2026: How the New Pricing Decreased Demand by 80%(boilingsteam.com)
45 points by ekianjo 3mo ago|83 comments
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The Great Steam Deck Crash of 2026: How the New Pricing Slashed Demand by 80%(boilingsteam.com)
3 points by ekianjo 3mo ago|1 comments
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
in the EU you have no way to vote for things to change either
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
Wouldnt they need racks of GPUs to do that at scale?
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
if you are interested in sales numbers for the Steam Machine a relevant post I made yesterday: https://boilingsteam.com/steam-machine-between-10k-and-15k-s...
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
dont use Ollama. llamacpp is better in every way.
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
wow thunderbird gets so much and achieves so little? amazing in a terrible way
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
thats entirely on Firefox
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
Yes, but it does not tell you if the demand is 3x what the supply is right now or simply slightly above supply.
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
it also says: > On top of that, Valve may be constrained in the number of units they can actually ship, so there may be downward pressure on a higher demand. We don’t know for sure.
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
Valve's vertical control over SteamOS, the UI, and the hardware specs indeed gives the Steam Machine that taste of Mac. Not sure if Apple would have gone for something like that if they ever made a console: one key difference is that V
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Steam Machine: Between 12k and 15k Units Sold per week(boilingsteam.com)
114 points by ekianjo 3mo ago|100 comments
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
State of open source AI would be a very very short article. This is about open weights.
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
trusting them to not retain your data and never train on it is for fools. this is something they say to gain adoption and that they will reverse with an obscure 'privacy policy update' down the road.
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
gpt oss was competitive when it cam out
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
someone has problems with math. jack dorsey generated 7B, kept 7B, and the factor is 0.1?
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
atheists put in place MAID which is in itself a deathcult
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
> nd they burned quite people for defending the science that went against their beliefs much less than the alternatives. muslims killed anyone who did not convert in case you did not know
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
> Again, Christians have been just as appalling as any other religion that is an opinion devoid of good arguments. humans under christianity have fared much better than any other kind of religion
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
You can still open a single post just fine
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
Because they have x86 CPU licenses.
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by ekianjo 3mo ago
Much more expensive when you have stores in the city so much cheaper to buy in larger surfaces in the suburbs
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
it's more like nothing even happens in summer.
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
we will need humanoid robots since nobody makes kids anymore
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
gemma is also worse for tool calling. not just coding
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Radxa Orion O6N Review: The Powerful and Silent ARM64 Beast(boilingsteam.com)
7 points by ekianjo 4mo ago|0 comments
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
> They just produce banal copy whatever you ask them. Nope, if you provide pages and pages of example of a style to imitate, it will do it and do it fairly well. Of course how well they do it differs from one model to the next, but prov
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
> Prompt engineering is mostly pseudoscience. Not my experience.
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
prompts will give very different results. this is where you do the work.
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
you can always contact the authors to know more

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