I’ve been running into a slew of performance issues on Linux with my 4070 across a range of games that all ran fine under Windows. I’ve been tempted to trade for the AMD equivalent just so I don’t have to deal with more nVidia driver nonsense. My roommate has an AMD card that I’ll be doing a trial run on later this week. Depending on how that goes, I might finally make the switch to Red Team.
What’s worked for me is taking things I enjoy as a consumer (computers, music, movies, etc) and trying to learn how to make those things for myself or at least learn more about how they’re made. It gives you amazing amounts of insight into what it takes to get those results and why you might specifically like them.
For computers, learning programming at the low level like a Commodore 64 or similar will help wrap your mind around how modern computers do things.
For music, learning even the basics of making your own will help you pick up on things in your favorite songs that you never noticed before.
For movies, diving into behind-the-scenes material and watching some plot theory channels like Every Frame A Painting or Lessons from the Screenplay will help you catch more intricate and subtle plot elements like foreshadowing that you might not have caught onto.
Weed: 10/10
Weed with Rice: 10/10
In that case, based on the roughly 1.5 billion Windows users, that’ll only affect a mere 75 million users for a feature that’s been there since Windows 95.
If they were using that data, then they would have included features people actually use in 10. Or maybe they’re just doing the inverse of whatever the data suggests.
Microsoft applied a data-driven approach to find out which features to add now, which features to add later, and which to completely avoid.
WHAT DATA?!
I’ve got a third leg. And it’s looking to kick your ass
Sounds like something he’d say.
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Hmm. You might be onto something…
This and presentation. A stack of movies on the floor? Hoard. All your movies on a display shelf? Collection.
This feels like something straight out of Sorry to Bother You
accusing Sony of trying to monopolise a part of popular culture
Ah yes, the shared cultural heritage of robotic dinosaurs in a post apocalypse. I remember the stories we all shared around the campfire growing up.
“Everything is AI” is almost as annoying as everything actually being AI. It’s the modern r/nothingeverhappens.
I was so happy to see two of my favorite channels collaborate. Both ChubbyEmu and StyroPyro are amazing creators.
This will be a generalization, so it doesn’t apply to all cases, but for the most part, you are far worse at helping others if you’re unable to help yourself. If you’re unable to show others as an example of the fruits of their labor of change, it will be far more difficult to lead them to helping themselves.
The goal is not to hand people fish. It’s to teach them. If you just give someone your help without teaching them, they will only become reliant on that help.
Burrgoyzee
Because none of that is profitable. The correct answer is unfortunately usually the simplest one.
What doesn’t make any sense is that I’m running Bazzite which should be super optimized. I made a whole long post about it here: https://lemmy.world/post/40074859