Well, if it’s paramount I can’t watch it, so I’ll enjoy my middle aged Picard

But if OP was fine with wifi streaming not going to get HDMI 2.2 quality anyways, and it’s hard finding hardware for it on pcs still.

It comes down to what trade offs OP is willing to make, and for many would be a viable option.

If you update the model json you can pass through almost any parameters you want

It is an extra step though

Yeah, steam big picture is decent now, definitely took a long long time to get there

Even this year the menus for similar games didn’t work correctly.

I literally just uninstalled KDE big screen over the keyboard, now I have to try this lol

I appreciate their shipping speed and that they keep trying to get things right

I pointed lemonade at my llama.cpp model folder but it uses json files to configure them. I think it was fine for importing them or you could have an agent write them for you. After that you can manage models inside the app

Overall it wasn’t a huge deal, it’s easier than managing llama.cpp directly with rocm updates.

I run lemonade on my strix halo box, I change the models I use, but the qwens are pretty good.

I access it via Tailscale on my phone, then I have a page I can use. The Lemonade interface forces you into the app, so you’ll want some other interface for your LLMs, as the app is junk.

I used to run llama.cpp and llama swap, but lemonade combines them and makes managing different ai backends easier.

Don’t take government money and sign a contract with incredibly specific clauses if you have no intention of following them.

This is the exact same as if I stopped paying the mortgage and they repo my house.

This is 100% a play for foreign interference

I’m so embarrassed, thank you!

Reminds of TPLink’s default password of “cuadmin”, which is truly impossible to guess

Archwiki is pretty good, it has a lot of breadth, but it’s not a manual and it’s not easy.

Why does he control it with his dick?

Also, there are a lot of unemployed tech workers and game devs out there from years of constant layoffs.

I don’t want to blame all of this on vibe coded slop ware.

Agreed.

On AI contributed code I’m always confused, if I put MY name on it and push it I am stating it meets my standards. If I allow a Claude contributed commit into my code, I am stating Claude passed my standards.

If someone is contributing and it’s not up to standards, why is it getting merged? If it’s a maintainer and they’re merging crap with review or standards then you couldn’t have actually trusted them pre-LLMs.

Ever since the first iteration of GitHub Copilot it was always your responsibility to make sure contributions to your project were correct. The beauty of open source is that when a project jumps off a cliff you can fork it or make your own.

Partially what is good about Linus is historically Linux has said no to crap, and the Linux team expend considerable effort to remove crap they realized was crap too late.

This is what happens when you give out your wifi password to the nerds nerds to your party.

They always deploy zero days on your networked devices to jailbreak them.

That’s why you have a guest network and change the router password, no matter how much your preferred to type “admin” into the password field.

Sorry, that guide was written for systems running systemd and the install manual you followed was a from an opinionated Arch user for SysVinit.

Oh, this guide is 11 years old written by someone who hated Wayland, so no, modern KDE won’t work with it.

Just use Arch Wiki, it’s the best for beginners, but also don’t install Arch unless you know what you’re doing already because it’s the worst for beginners.

Even the thrifty meat is expensive.

I got banned from the Fuck AI community for saying Linus isn’t stupid. Not that he’s right on AI, just that he’s not stupid.

Indeed, the atmosphere is toxic.

We’re on a site where people happily discuss their arr stack or transpiring the PS5 system, but bemoan AI is killing artists and coding.

There are real ethical issues, job impacts, environmental issues, property rights issues (real and intellectual), privacy, a stack of cards economy etc.

But there is also utility, and frankly the genie is out of the bottle. For better or worse.

Catching kernel bugs in Linux with AI should be seen as a good because they’re not being exploited offensively by private actors. AI review that catches the most annoying 80% of errors or issues saves human time, while not contributing slop to the kernel.

There is a lot to discuss if you show up in good faith.

Also, Linus is an asshole. Why would anyone be surprised he reacted like an asshole? His point on his expectations is actually clear and sensible to me. He probably could have said just that, but he’s an asshole, and acting how you would expect after a bunch of people are yelling at him.

I don’t get it, this is just a picture of Obama.

Erotic fanfiction.