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7mo ago
I moved to ultramarine linux and it's great - fast, has a nifty desktop management system, a few bugs but more than happy compared to using microsoft. "It sucks" Ha!
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7mo ago
Works for me as well.
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7mo ago
Snobbish and elitist defined.
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7mo ago
Why?
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7mo ago
Other than flip/niche phones, phones appear to have plateaued. IF you offer someone a phone with similar specs to others, yet much, much more private - many would go for that.
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7mo ago
Exactly the sort of behaviour we now expect from Altman, and perhaps the behaviour that caused him to be temporarily ousted those decades before.
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7mo ago
What yt channel?
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7mo ago
"increasing defense capabilities at any cost " Ugh
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7mo ago
It's nice to have widgets.
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7mo ago
Would love to ditch google and use grapheneOS, however have so many banking and (stupid) outlook for work.
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7mo ago
Will F-droid continue when Google bring in their changes, soon?
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Claude may seem incongruous compared to the others, however it's the only human sounding name, compared to the robotic "chatgpt" or others that sound generic or bland company names (Gemini, perplexity). They intentionally cho
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Nausea inducing attempt at whitewashing. Soldiers vs aid workers, and you're defending the murderers, and propagating a particular stereotype, thus further hindering your cause. Can't tell if this is due to a lack of self insight,
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8mo ago
Using simtheory.ai which is very good, you can switch models within a conversation and use mcps
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8mo ago
Gpt2- "too dangerous to release"
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8mo ago
I tried using Linux 5 years ago - too difficult to learn terminal commands to configfure everythiong. Tried again a few months ago and it's a breeze with an llm creating all the commands and code and troubleshooting. eg vibe coded a te
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8mo ago
Saw a video summarising this on gamersnexus today and it is nauseating - especially Jensen.
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Yeah, they'll be free - on device and "good enough". If you want the best, then pay.
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If a different architecture to LLMs is invented (that could actually "think", that could potentially reach AGI), then perhaps it would be more efficient than LLMs. Perhaps LLMs can make themselves more efficient. They can't e
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8mo ago
1 million is insufficient?
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Sonnet 5 was mentioned initially.
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8mo ago
Can you compare the result to using 5.2 thinking and gemini 3 pro?
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8mo ago
OpenAI isn't the only one: Anthropic: https://marginlab.ai/trackers/claude-code/
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Netflix button fix- Get the app "button mapper" (or similar name) On the free version, you can configure the button for- one click of the netflix button to open Plex, and 2 clicks to open something else (eg youtube). This also wor
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8mo ago
And then they make tiktok
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9mo ago
If you saw a movie with an alien landscape with these appearances, you might think it's too far fetched.
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If you something is "art" then it almost by definition will "say something" if only the expression of an artist and their intention. If you are talking about the background colour of a slide, that is not "art",
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9mo ago
Devils advocate- "I love complicated mathematical questions, and love doing the basic multiplication and division calculations myself without a calculator. I don't understand why people would use a calculator for this." "
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9mo ago
What might help is if AMD or Nvidia take the gamble and create decent drivers and advertise Linux compatibility, driving up sales, forcing their competitor to do the same.
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Yeah, recently moved from ubuntu to ultramarine plasma - more responsive, more features, smoother, really good.
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