At this point I can’t think of one good reason to buy an Intel CPU over AMD.

It’s isn’t anyone’s “job” to care about this. It’s called being a decent human being with a modicum of respect for others. So sick of this raging greedy narcissism.

The junior devs are my job are way better at debugging than AI, lol. Granted they are top talent hires because no one else can break in these days.

This could really come back to bite us in the ass when their fascist descendants start a war and end up controlling the ring gates.

Because Larian wouldn’t let them do that. It’s extremely rare for companies to legitimize and officially adopt a fanmade mod as a real product. Larian isn’t licensing the BG3 engine as a game toolkit so there’s no legal avenue for fans to do this.

They would need to make it a new IP with different tech and new assets, which is much much harder than what they’re doing now.

Good I hated working in actionscript so much.

This is just bs. Immigrants from all over refer to themselves as hyphenated Americans. It is absolutely not just white people.

Europeans get upset over this because they hate immigrants and immigrant culture in general, and have absolutely no understanding of it and no willingness to learn or open their minds about it.

Wow, I’m so shocked that an administration of thieves and grifters are helping other thieves and grifters.

Lol, that’s ridiculous. At least here they aren’t requiring us to do that (yet).

In my case, this is modular js code. Copilot doesn’t know how to test the internals of the module so it just calls them directly, which would cause an exception because the function would be undefined.

I end up rewriting the test myself whenever it does this because there’s no reason to export those functions, it would just cause problems. Typically all this requires is changing the test inputs so the internal logic is covered by the test. It’s just too dumb to know that, because it doesn’t actually understand the code at all.

I asked the same question in our meeting about it. They apparently have metrics tracking as part of their contract for copilot. But they also want to see demos etc. Basically forcing us to do busy work and increase stress so the execs can justify blowing money and political capital on AI.

Yeah mine is demanding that we prove that we’re using copilot to generate code.

I wouldn’t care so much if copilot wasn’t a hot pile of garbage. It’s incredibly slow, constantly fails halfway through generating a file, can only handle updating or creating one file at a time, and the code it comes up with always needs manual correction to actually work.

I mainly use it to generate unit tests and it frequently makes shit up that clearly won’t work. Like directly invoking non-exported functions that I deliberately choose not to export, because they don’t need to be exported.

90% of the time it actually takes me longer to use copilot. The only thing it’s good is autocomplete.

When I tried it, testing was on the same version of Nvidia drivers as stable so it didn’t solve my problem. It was possible to manually backport them, but it wasn’t straightforward to do.

It’s definitely a good thing if you’re interested and knowledgeable enough to build what you want. I was just arguing it’s not the best choice for a casual user because a lot things they’ll want won’t work out of the box.

Even updating to the next stable Debian version requires editing system files and running the command line.

Drivers can matter quite a bit if for example you’re on an Nvidia card and the Debian drivers are 2 years old. It happened to me and caused dlss to not work in some games. And with Nvidia you can’t just move to testing, you need to backport the driversc and that’s quite involved.

I run a Debian server and it’s amazing for that.

You don’t need to manage the exe files. Just install heroic launcher. You can access and install your whole GOG library from there, and you can configure each game with different versions of wine or proton, if you need to. It also integrates with Epic and you can easily add games to Steam as well if needed.

You can even sync the game saves with the GOG cloud, although last time I tried the save sync was a bit clunky.

Did she set it up herself?

Debian is not a good choice for beginners. It’s extremely bare bones compared to Ubuntu or Mint.

Drivers on Debian stable are also heavily outdated

Tech execs have absolutely massive egos.

Oh cool, more mass surveillance tech.

They’re already doing that. Unless they do something about outsourcing this is a meaningless policy.

With steam for me it took longer to connect, it was harder to set up and the stream itself had noticeable artifacts and lag.

With sunshine & moonlight my lag is 1 ms, it connects instantly and I can stream in 4K HDR. Like I said it’s so high quality that I often forget I’m streaming the game.

Plus moonlight is free and open source. Takes maybe 5-10 mins to set up. I was skeptical because it’s FOSS, but it’s easily the streaming solution I’ve tried for gaming.

This is on Windows over LAN, I haven’t tried it over the internet.