Sometimes I’m just afraid something new will destroy my love for the thing

Like Dune, I’ve loved them books, but the old movies were just trash and I was really anxious about the new ones.

Native language == assembly?

Thanks!
Haven’t heard that one before. Comes on my growing list of all the stuff I wanna try/setup…

Public Money should result in public code.
It can’t be, that our public money lands as profits in non European companies.
That should be a given, imho

Yeah, better to use grokpedia /s

Even worse: AI generated slop

Well, the investments are not only about the massive power consumption of AI needed for all the users, but mostly needed for the research and training

If you just take the trained model and run it on some capable hardware of course it will produce results

I don’t even know how this can be a comparison

Can just confirm the other comment

GrapheneOS is serving me very well
No problems (currently) with banking apps either

I’m very happy with it - although a real Linux phone would be really cool

Yeah, gin is probably a personally preference
For me it tastes like perfumed alcohol

I like my alcohol more… honest

Same for me

Was working at a fast food stand at night in my youth (well, for nearly 10 years) and Jägermeister was the only shot we had
So I drank that with the customer

Don’t even want to look at it anymore…

And delete all the memories you had during that

It’s not addictive in itself

Some people swear by it, but I would take it with a grain of salt…
Also you can have heart problems with it, that’s why it should be taken under administration and monitoring

Could be, that this won’t go on (at least with newer pixels), because Google decided to close some source code

Is this like ollama, but with more make up?

Thanks!

That’s good to know.
As I need my laptop for work, I can’t really risk such experiments…

Ah, ok, gotcha.
Thanks for the input!

Never heard of that

Does “every” modern BIOS support that?
Need to read up on it…

First time in hearing this, so thank you!

Soldered RAM is really faster then socketed RAM?
I can’t really see why, when only looking at the connection level.

But soldered RAM also means, they only need to support exactly this RAM.
So they can leave out some stuff handing different speeds and can optimise for exactly this RAM.

Is that the reason?
I’ve actually never thought about that until now…

Looking at the form factor, it seems to mostly address typical desktop use without having a full blown workstation with a big tower, which one usually builds and upgrades by oneself.

I’m also not sure, if this niche is the right choice for Framework though…

Edit: the more read about it, the less I see the appeal as well…
Maybe we just aren’t the target audience, but I can’t really figure out, who they want to target

Not my thought, but coming from my wife:
Maybe because tumor cells use up more energy and with that the sugar?

Edit: just saw that it’s already mentioned by another commenter