Good, fuck Jensen Huang.
Good news, someone already did. Two someones, in fact.
EDIT: Make that three.
Good, fuck Jensen Huang.
Good news, someone already did. Two someones, in fact.
EDIT: Make that three.
Car didn’t hit the sign. That’s being careful, right?


Well, it’s very vague. It reads like an admission to a wrongdoing of some kind, never going into specifics. Until I read Eager Eagle’s comment, all I could glean is that his family and the company were affected in some way. Very corpo-speak.


Who knows. Most likely than not it was PR.


Oh wow, this is much spicier than I thought. Thanks for the much needed context!


I couldn’t even bring myself to read the article because of that image. The man standing up has his right arm behind his back for whatever reason. Probably to support the weight of his TWO FUCKING LEFT ARMS.
If you do find it, please drop a link. I’m curious to see what drove him over the edge.
There actually was discussion about this on his project page way back when. It ended with Kovid throwing a hissy fit and refusing to change the name out of spite.
https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/issues/9#issuecomment-418566309
As someone who uses Windows for work: that sounds about right, yup.
Why thank you
Hey, Sam! I have 64 Gigs in my PC! And guess what? I only make full use of it…sometimes.


I hope nobody here is giving LLMs access to their bank account, but if you are, first off: stop. Second off, consider this:
[Chief Financial Officer Jeremy Barnum] cautioned that customers could face consequences if they gave their credentials to an agent that subsequently carried out an unwanted transaction.
There’s a chance that you may lose your bank account simply through the virtue of giving an LLM access to it. This could violate the bank’s TOS, giving them grounds to terminate your account.


The writing has been on the wall for a long, long while now. Truth is, Bioware’s been fucking up well before Anthem and Mass Effect: Andromeda. Take a stroll with me down memory lane, all the way to the 2010s. The Nintendo Wii is dominating the console market, Sony released their first portable console, but more to the point, Mass Effect 2 was released.
And Mass Effect 2 had DLCs. A lot of them. Some were included with specific versions of the game, some were sold separetely. Pretty standard practice, at least at the time. What was decidedly non-standard and also needlessly complicated and infuriating is that a good chunk of those DLCs were only available through Bioware’s own Cerberus Network store. You couldn’t even buy them directly from EA Origin, which was the official store of Bioware’s own publisher! And forget Steam. No, you had to use Bioware’s super special store. And I just want to stress, this was their idea. Bioware’s. Not anyone else’s.
So, fine, you might be thinking, you just needed to load up the store and buy the DLC, right? And yes, you would be partly correct. But you didn’t pay with regular money, oh no. Before you could actually buy the DLC, you had to convert your regular pleb money to Bioware bucks or whatever their fake money was called. Then and only then could you buy the DLCs for the game. And just to pour salt in the wound, they were never on sale. Not their coins, not the DLCs themselves. Full price the whole time.
This was rectified just a short 11 years later with Mass Effect Legendary Edition, which already includes all the DLCs and mercifully, removed the Cerberus Network store completely. Of course, Bioware was already in freefall when this was released, chiefly due to Anthem and ME: Andromeda flopping hard, but hey. Better late than never.


Don’t think it’s that hot a take, bud.


That’s a good start, but it only works with games where AI use is disclosed.


From my experience, most of Arch derivatives.


That or just padding, idk
I like having my homescreen completely blank (not including the wallpaper), so I use Discreet Launcher. It’s not the only launcher that does this, I think KISS and Unlauncher can achieve the same result, but Discreet doesn’t make you search for apps by typing and uses a regular app folder instead. Pairs well with Arcticons pack, too.