Nothing I could tell you could prove we're not that kind of company without doxxing myself. I can just tell you that I'm usually the first person trying to dispel the illusion that LLMs can replace people. Wether people like it or not, it's a powerful and helpful tool in the right hands, that is changing day to day workflows. Wether people like it or not, it remains nothing more than a tool, that needs the right skills and settings, nothing revolutionary.
The proposed bill as I understand it, will hurt legitimate game sales. Kids and adults alike will, at least in part, switch to piracy again because the aquisition process will have less friction. It would be in the best interest for valve, epic and even google with their playstore to use their lobbies for something mutually advantageous for them and the customers
I know I'm going to catch flak for it, but I definitely see use cases where LLMs (AI hasn't been invented yet) do increase productivity. All my devs use them for their daily work and haven't once questioned that it's useful. However, they know when to use LLMs and when not too. That is definitely not the case for the general populace and is further accentuated by big tech unnecessarily cramming that stuff in everything. That's what's creating an ecological and societal issue that's rightfully driving the negative sentiments
Not quite on topic, but I actually created an "fph" rating for my backlog. Since nowadays money is much less an issue than time, I have a custom table for my unplayed games that calculates the ratio of the steam score to the playtime (fun per hour). So really good games with really short playtimes are rated higher than ok long games.
I use freefilesync. You can tailor what is copied where and save it to an executable batch file. If you want to trigger the batch file when your external drive is plugged in you can create a udev rule. Best is you look that up yourself, since it heavily depends on your system (no chatgpt tho!).
Da bin ich sehr auf Kalifornien gespannt. Die haben OS Level Alterskontrollen mandatiert aber Open Source Betriebssysteme ausgeschlossen. Das wird wohl die Blaupause werden.
Why limit yourself to climate change if you can have super climate change!
I'm actually looking for a used quest 3 since it's apparently so easy to jailbreak them and never let them interact with meta. And it's very probably a lot cheaper than a new frame
The EUDI wallet is advertising that it can prove your ID on device and just send a "is over 18" confirmation. So at least in theory, the wallet should provide verification without giving your ID to whatever service you want to use. I do doubt however, that ot will work that smoothly and securely in practice
Vielleicht bin ich zu zynisch, aber ich frag mich bei solchen aussagen "wie lange noch?". Kann ja auch sein, dass der normale Ausweis bald 500€ kostet. Dann stimmt die Aussage auch noch, aber halt nur theoretisch.
Mmmh, grundsätzlich keine schlechten Ansätze. Harmonisierung von Ausweis-Apps, schlankere Verteilung von Privatdaten. Aber das Handy zum single point of failure für alles zu machen, ob es Kommunikation, Banking oder jetzt Identifizierung ist, liegt mir quer. Das ist zu attraktiv für Kriminelle und legale Datenkraken
I use Mullvad + Tor myself from time to time. So I read through the article to understand what issues might come up. Turns out it's actually advantageous in most cases with a few exceptions. If you use Mullvad (0 logs) and pay through monero/cash/vouchers (no money trail) you're (slightly) better off.