Yeah. So? Most reactions to terror attacks are very irrational. This is among them.

Maybe Japan could just, you know, erect public trash cans like so many other countries.

The screenshot doesn’t claim to use LLMs though.

Why wouldn’t a language translation service not use a large language model? The service is named after Deep Learning after all.

Anyways, no actual AI company is going to buy $100M of AI cards just to run all of their software through an unfinished community made translation layer, no matter how good it becomes.

Good. So prices might actually be reasonable.

ZLUDA exists.

Then they switch to Qt and realize that VLC and Haruna (a mpv frontend) already cover the bases.

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Stop making serious answers in Lemmy Shitpost

They’re all Latin dialects…

GNU Hurd Is Almost There!!!

Also Rocket League was bought by EGS and turned exclusive after it already had a following

Doesn’t change that the cited growth happened recently which is years after the takeover.

“I’m going to support billionaire #2 because billionaire #1 is worse” ~woelkchen

Too bad you have neither a clue nor some talent to at least make a funny comment.

Buying games on Steam serves 100% my self interest. Some of that money goes into improving open source Linux technologies which I personally benefit from.

If you cannot make factual comments, at least learn how to be funny instead.

Why is Lemmy so against the existence of nuance?

“I don’t recognize a joke when I stare at it.” ~Bronzebeard

“Tim Sweeney is our Robin Hood.” ~Adeptus_Obsoletus

if you use unreal engine but don’t sell on egs they get a 5% royalty fee on all your sales.

Sounds like abusing market power.

But Epic is super successful. Its Unreal Engine has almost the entire gaming landscape in a stranglehold and is making big gains in film productions.

Fortnite is one of the most successful games on Earth and EGS exclusive Rocket League recently achieved one million concurrent players.

You don’t need to even have the launcher installed to claim the free EGS games. I usually claim them to support the developers.

Still, Steam does dominate a massive portion of the PC market.

Steam revenue in 2023: USD 8.5 bn.

Overall PC gaming revenue that year: 45 bn.

Steam is big but the biggest cash cows are Fortnite, Roblox, and Minecraft. Neither is on Steam.

Also, Microsoft uses their Windows monopoly to ship the Xbox Games store to almost every PC user.

If Steam had a dominating market position, the EU would have classified it as a gate keeper under the Digital Markets Act.

But it will come back at the next big update.

Not if the update is called Bazzite.