It's sublime. Pretty much every game you throw at it works perfectly.
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Imagine using anything Chromium-based and supporting a wannabe monopoly.
It doesn't seem like you read my comment. Did I say I supported Navalny? No, I called you a retard if you, a presumed socialist, support Putin, a capitalist dictator.
What a meaningless, worthless comment. Letting Threads federate with the rest of the Fediverse doesn't give Zuckerberg power over us (unless you'd care to explain how it does) - rather, it just gives its users and our users the ability to interacted. Why are you so interested in building walls?
I don't get it. You're a socialist, sure, and the USSR was socialist, but you think they're socialist now? You think that Putin is a socialist. Poor fool.
Paintings are beautiful. Products are useful. Bitcoin is... nothing. It's speculation. Any time when it could have been used as a practical currency is long gone.
By being designed a deflationary currency, Bitcoin price was "doomed" to repeatedly spike with every halving. The "scammers", then, are the people who got in early and hoarded Bitcoin.
Android is, on the whole, an incredible OS/ecosystem Google has spun up, but at the end of the day, they still need people to use their web services to remain profitable... and primarily, that's Search.
Santa's sled has ablative shielding.
Fedora more or less just works. I followed, like, 5 simple steps on the top Google result for "installing nvidia drivers fedora" and that was all it took. No further configuration or fiddling required.
This. Imagine begging daddy admin to protect you from mean Meta.
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I think it's a big mistake to think that because the most basic LLMs are just autocompletes, or that because LLMs can hallucinate, that what big LLMs do doesn't constitute "thinking". No, GPT4 isn't conscious, but it very clearly "thinks".
It's started to feel to me like current AIs are reasonable recreations of parts of our minds. It's like they're our ability to visualize, to verbalize, and to an extent, to reason (at least the way we intuitively reason, not formally), but separared from the "rest" of our thought processes.