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You can. You can even install Windows, if you so choose. Or probably another Distro.

You can probably do it, it's just that the screen is probably too small to get any real major work done, but some quick VSCode editing should be no problem at all. You can also connect usb or blu…

I felt completely differently, the Steam Controller is my favorite one by far. The touch pads make so much sense for a lot of games, and you still have the analog stick for the rest.

As long as it's somewhat open source'd firmare wise, any competition is good competition! Seems logical that a huge country like Russia would produce some very capable hardware engineers as …

Ha, I've been doing the same thing with google assistant. Try it politely once, and then if it doesn't work or understand change to "shut the fuck up" and it somehow always gets it…

Good point!

Until you have multiple cars trying to project multiple arrays of infrared dots onto objects 20 meters away in bright sunlight and then getting an accurate reading on which of the array kerfuffle is t…

That's dope! How realistic is it to train this with an own (way smaller) dataset on a normal desktop?

Ha, looks like our AI overlords have the whole housing crisis figured out. If there's no open apartments but open hospital beds, just injure some people.

I've also heard this exact same thing from my Databases professor about Oracle and their products.

Wow, that's incredible! Any chance we'll get a downloadable and editable open source version of this so we can play around with it, train it on smaller own datasets and generally experiment?…

Wow, those are sick! Especially ones like Ada could be really cool for some sort of science fiction logo :)

Are they maybe already at production capacity for RDNA2 with their existing RX 6000 series and the PS5 and Xboxes? I'd imagine with the semiconductor shortage that'd play a role in deciding …

It's "ready" in the sense that it runs, analyzes every single shot in every single game played on valve matchmaking servers, and submits the suspicious ones it finds to the player-contr…

Cool, young people today prefer more competitive environments.

Maybe to have an out of the coming death of x86 that's not ARM, which could potentially be controlled by Nvidia soon

From the video it seems like there's a model that can switch tools - so if you install a night vision camera, strong laser and train some sort of fancy model to detect slugs that are not currentl…

In the video on the site they show a robot arm plucking carrots out of the ground and placing them into a basket, but that might have been from one of the research basket. But shipping them to you so…

I'm guessing some veggies need to be planted that far apart so there's enough nutrients in the ground for all of them to grow fully

Ah, the Minecraft Modpack methodology.

Ah, biological warfare.

Do they not port the HWE to older LTS releases?

Ughhh. This is legit something that'll stop me from upgrading for at least a bit. Gotten so used to having it on the left side that I really don't want to go back.

> Steam changed their recommendation algorithms to promote aaa and top sellers This was very noticable, even as just a user. Where on the pages of games you liked you'd routinely discover more…

Game Studios like Epic Games and Ubisoft are contributing significant amounts of money to Blender, so if it hasn't made an impact yet, prominent players sure thing it will and are trying to make …

oh wait nah I see it now, the playing bar has a very light one. Looks nice!

I never owned an ipod so I don't remember the UI at all, but from the now playing screen the only thing that looks like it has a gradient is the top bar[1], all of the menu selection indicators l…

There's also the haunted PS1 demo discs. [1] https://hauntedps1.itch.io/

You think they're betting on it to just skip ARM and for it to be the next big thing? One thing I'm confused about: Does SiFive "own" the RISC-V IP and is just publishing it under …

Right, their current browser ads seem to promise privacy by doing some floc-like thing on-device and preloading a bunch of ads to potentially show so the server doesn't know which ones were shown…