Many original/new LLMs (gen AI) can’t correctly answer the question due to the way they break up words into tokens. One of the many flaws in current LLMs that stop them being as magical as tech bros want to market
Many original/new LLMs (gen AI) can’t correctly answer the question due to the way they break up words into tokens. One of the many flaws in current LLMs that stop them being as magical as tech bros want to market
Educated guess: your brain isn’t wired to be useless in an conversation
Is it to early to drop in and call everyone Nazis or nah?
Inscyption, dredge, ufo50, hades
Hyperion cantos is so good. Its one of my regular re-reads.
We played in beta, pre-blueprints and will loop back around for another play now it’s 1.0 That said, it didn’t grab us as much as factorio did
Factorio - 1200hrs
TF2 - ??? But lots
Counterstrike source - ??? As above
Satisfactory - 150
Rimworld/hell divers 2 /wargame red dragon / both new xcoms - 100-150hrs
I would have high scores on other titles before steam started tracking playtime / pre-steam
But… just one more turn
Been great for me but I have had to clear config a few times to get settings to stick. Been mainly playing switch/with though, haven’t tried GBA. I have done writeups years ago on manually setting up emulators/steam rom manager, so I think they’ve done a great job automating a lot of it away… But at the end of the day it’s still a fiddly proposition
I’m using bazzite for now in lieu of that
I also only got my first deck last month a d went through a similar though.
I’d suggest:
Metacrawler takes me back, as well as having to use paper encyclopaedias for school!
She was just playing a fun N64 Goldeneye game mode, leave her alone
Very much free space 2 here. 99 was a fine year for games.
Deus ex and system shock 2 should definitely be on a retro shooter/rpg list. Shock 1, you’d probably be better off playing night dives shock remake from last year… or perhaps a modified remaster of the OG. The controls from shock1 are outright painful
Ended up having a meal at Fed square instead of trying to get home, so yeah I sure was
So in ~1,000hrs?
Been using traditional methods to get my isos and store them locally, and on arrs/Plex for well over a decade.
Honestly the debris stuff never ever interested me, unless the data is in your control locally the rug pull is always on the horizon.
I do wish we could make it easier for non-technical folk, not everyone is wrong in the head like I am to be happy enough building and maintaining a NAS and the software stack required.
Yeah feeling this, I’m a little tired of one country projecting it issues on the entire world.
That sentence can be interpreted in a number of ways and all are correct sadly.
Thank god, im daily driving it on desktop and I’d hate to lose it, it’s been the nicest Linux experience I’ve had to date