I yesterday tried installing win11, it couldn’t detect my ethernet drives, and tried to sign me in, and because I had no internet, I had to create an account through cli anyway

Funny

It’s not that deep in terms of Linux, while I think it seriously is hard to learn for most it’s not so hard to take more than 1 month to use it just as good as you could with windows

windows debloating brought me more issues than using Linux, if windows is truly that much of an ass then you might as well have it as an option in a dual boos setup where you use it only when necessary (preferably non-debloated so it doesn’t fuck itself when you need it)

gives too much detail…? that’s the best way I can reason why I don’t like it

Honestly I can’t feel the difference between swimming shorts and normal shorts, maybe except those nets inside

Boxers reveal a bulge and that is a no-no

This is especially the case if you don’t wear underwear with your short

For those who are still interested but not in the know how, look into Vintage Story and Luanti

Just FYI, your question was reposted https://lemmy.world/post/31875892

You guys need better healthcare…

How do I see my cake day actually

I edited the post to answer that

‘occasionally incorrect’ like any other AI out there?

ChatGPT and Gemini have persistent memory, meaning they can remember conversations across different chats. Copilot can remember certain things, too. DeepSeek’s memory, on the other hand, is limited to each chat, meaning you need to repeat yourself to continue talking about topics from previous ones.

I don’t think this is a default for Gemini or Copilot, though it probably can be implemented easily for DeepSeek (but they probably have better things to do than to sell itself)

DeepSeek might be somewhat clunky, but it eventually gets the job done. However, I don’t recommend relying on its text extraction and document analysis for anything mission-critical because it sometimes misunderstands files, just like ChatGPT and Gemini can. Make sure you double-check its responses for anything important.

Actually, my experience is different

Out of every AI I tried including Claude, DeepSeek had the most accurate, detailed, and extensive capability to read a huge file, follow user prompt to a T, and still have great capability to use for other tasks

It’s weird how this is rated 2/5, though if you exclusively use DeepSeek as a casual user I would see why

Currently I make use of DeepSeek for anything that requires some thinking, Gemini for whatever else

DeepSeek has a good searching system in my opinion, while it doesn’t explicitly tell you which part of the sources they used for their output, it still makes sure to only use relevant information and i felt that it was more reliable than Gemini

Ironically enough, the censorship is limited only to text generation, and I’m unsure if this applies to the API but it has a very progressive stance (compared to Gemini) and isn’t parroting CCP talking points like you might have expected.

It also has the most capable model for talking to with Chinese, and it was very useful for translating stuff, and searching stuff in Chinese contexts (it can search in Chinese and reply in English allowing for easy research of anything Chinese)

This article makes it seem extremely subpar but the model behind it is great and worth using even if you had the budget for Claude, you would get more out of it by using a client for it with the API though.

It’s out and I was in the playtests

The playtests weren’t horrible, they were very fun with friends, but the issue was the networking, very laggy, hope it’ll be fixed

Them accepting Linux support is great, I feared that it might not work when the playtests introduced EAC

I had some crashes, but they seemed like a fault of the playtest itself, my friend also experienced some, told him that it fixed it for me when I logged out and logged back in (it was a restart for him)

I hope they continue like this

it relates to damnation and is basically short for ‘i sentence you to eternal damnation/hell’

It lost all of its flare when being condemned to hell became a casual thing (eg. ‘go to hell’)

You’ll never get UBI beyond the bare minimums with companies paying politicians, which is especially true in USA

Assuming it passes, austerity measures would kill it in the future anyway, and if it requires companies to be taxed more to accomplish it they may instead move their HQ to Britain, Singapore or Japan where the government still heavily favours the companies

Really good actually, works great

Hayase or Migu (Migu needs independent contributors currently)

It’s not even state run he’s just filling his pockets god damn

Why do Americans feel the need to name state run shit with their own name?

Some of these services don’t offer themselves in turkey (tidal)

Why not ask more questions about it? And if they insist it does no damage, it wouldn’t matter either way