what is with political cartoons and labeling the thing it is? i get if you really want to hammer the allegory in and label it what it represents, though barely. but it’s a bit insulting. or is it an inside joke?

…what physical games and hardware?

that game is brutal

i was never a drinker and anxiety has me only sleep 3 hours a night for the last decade. also got messed up in the military. got to the point i started to have regular and increasing adrenal storms. imsupposed to get a therepist, and am currently taking hydrozine, which is like rolling dice to determine if i sleep, how long i sleep, if i will wake up on time, and if i will stop being groggy after 15 hours

oh… to be honest i don’t have a tv, i thought they would just have a plethora of connections to match what ever hardware you use like pc’s i don’t see why not when display port is open sourced

why not just use DisplyPort?

literally, the divider is to protect the person in front from having to pay for a accidental scan of the items the person behind them may place. it’s literally is everyone’s interest that the divider is there. don’t go expecting thanks yous in general but especially when the action was in self interest

the bot is lieing about the reason it stopped doing that task.

if i were to guess, the tokens allotted to the user ran out causing what ever process it could have been doing to just supply hang.

they are specifically “programmed” to “lie” and make the statistically most acceptable answer that the user would accept. it literally looked back after the fact, and selected a scenario that would be plausible without admitting core concepts of its function

it has no concept of the material it’s working on, the user, or anything for that matter.

LLM’s can be useful, but you have to narrow the scope of what you want from them to stuff they can actually do, like pulling relevant data from documents or text books.

it’s been a minute since i played, but i remember pistol whipping enemies

i mean, the info is already in the wrong hands. now it’s ONLY in the wrong hands.

the machine does not judge, the operator may, but that is not really a factor to many but is an abstract invasion. you can’t whisper your problems to the person sitting next to you without multiple companies trying to sell you a solution.

to someone in need an ai is an attractive option, this has no bearing on if that machine is qualified to do so. and while i get the urgency to move people over to any better option, shame is the quickest way to push someone to the end of the rope.

do not blame those who struggle. any port in a storm

wow, can already tell you know nothing about this and were probably better off not having said anything at all

nothing like getting a google ad sense ad burrying the support links to page two.

probly a survivorship bias thing going on.

i am sure shaming people who feel the need to open up about their feelings of suicide to an unjudging machine is a great idea. Totaly not a bad idea.

like nearly every single work environment

the largest barrier to linux is its user base

no i am the kind of person who can’t find his music, but when i do find them, i listen to them into the ground, i think my play list is like an hour and a half tops? music falls out of rotation as fast as i add to it. not really streaming capable

big talk from smoked jaguar!

or a Mad Cat if you are not clanner scum!

listen, i just want to play my games on my computer. i have limited knowledge of linux, i just host ragnarok online servers on my ubuntu mini computer, which was not a big ask in complexity. i don’t want to be a hacker, i just want to play delta force with my friend, and escape the windows ecosystem, so why all the hate?