1/3 there

Facts are the things that make statements true.

Knowledge is made of three parts:

It requires a belief, a psychological state with a specific cognitive thought content (I think it’s raining, the Earth is round, there are eighteen people having coffee in the office).

The belief must be true. The content of the thought must correspond in some sense to the world (it is raining, the Earth is round, eighteen people are having coffee in the office).

Belief must be based on some kind of good reason or evidence. A person who only guesses correctly does not have knowledge.

The single thread perf seems about the same as the Intel N100. It would be interesting to know the process node and the power envelope.

I like this as a perfect demonstration of how models break down when extrapolated too much.

But the pointy end should be pointing. This phrasing could get confusing.

When I encounter this, I have to imagine a context as I would read it. eg. X > Y as X is greater than Y. Because <> are just angle brackets to me.

Steam has the platform to recoup the hardware costs. They are selling PC-based consoles, while the rest is selling handheld-shaped PCs.

This post really resonates with me and I’ve already said my piece about jack removal and BT buds arriving at the same time by FP.

The realization I came to is that FP is not an enthusiast brand and doesn’t want to be; it is not the Framework of phones.

They cater to the broadest market segment, they want to be the repairable Samsung, rather. And it shows.

I just use a comma. Keyboard has it and I don’t care enough about proper english grammar. If people understand what I mean, it fulfilled its purpose.

That’s actually hilarious, in a good way. But they never miss a chance to drop the PR ball. Would it be that hard to roll with it and earn some points with the community?

Competition of closed source software generally makes sense if you have the advantage in engineering resources. AMD is in a disadvantage on this front, so getting OS contributions could level the field.

The ultimate validation is to see if it gets sent.

In my limitrd testing it seemed relatively trigger-happy on refusals and the results were not impressive either. Maybe on par with 3.5?

Although it is fast at least.

Then ghosts you every time.

You shouldn’t confront a bullshitter when you catch it in the act!

Al seems to know everything, until it’s a topic where you have firsthand knowledge

MS could be offering marketing fund deals, I’m not privy to such business decisions. But even if we assume they don’t, these manufacturers are in a clear disadvantage compared to Valve.

They won’t be able to compete on price with the deck even if they go with linux.

Naturally they should choose linux IMO, but they not neccessarily have the same interests as me.

Steam has the steam store to recoup this cost. This is the same model MS and Sony follows to sell the hardware at or below mfg price.

But MSI, Asus and others don’t have their own platform, so they have to sell for more to maintain their bottom line.

Classic!

Reminds me of a HFY (humanity fuck yeah) novel where somone got stranded on another planet and just by taking a dump, their gut biome turned the planet’s flora and fauna to shit by digesting it.

Same with oxygen. Such a corrosive substance, but we evolved to slowly react with it internally.

Eventually getting flushed into the gutter when the human battery’s best before date passes?

Exactly! Cypher is the only sensible person in that whole world. /s