rsync?

Yeah, can recommend that one too Although it sometimes seems to have some performance problems with a large amount of files - could be, that it’s already fixed though

As I said, the architectural changes are quite cool

As far as I’ve understood it mostly comes down to splitting it up into multiple expert systems, so you don’t need to activate the complete system with every request

But I’ve only scratched the surface…

Also, open source… The weights are made publicly available.
None of the training data or systems

Edit: regarding “open source”:
Also Meta’s Llama is on huggingface, just like deepseek. I still wouldn’t talk about transparency here

Distilling OpenAI and Llama models probably also helped quite a bit

Although I must admit, that the architectural changes are pretty cool

but I have to add, that I’ve just started reading into the topic a few weeks ago and don’t really have any real practical experience, besides checking out some huggingface docs I got linked yesterday and stupid me hasn’t thought about looking there…
So everything I say is probably bullshit o⁠:⁠-⁠)

Yeah, I’m with you, fuck Oracle - and not just for their DB

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How did you try it?

Requesting an account told me, that it’s only open for LE & Co, and in the demo only their pictures where available - as far as I’ve seen

Hey, don’t you curse on my bread and butter! ;⁠-⁠)

The compiler optimization example (IIRC #6) was unexpected, when just looking at the code

Can I also say, that Trumpist are fundamentalist Christian snowflakes, who don’t even know what their own fucking holy book is saying?

I guess, the field is leveled?

Giving 72h to reply on a Friday is a nice touch ;⁠-⁠)

As far as I know they have done different approaches and not just the lava lamps

From a quick search:
Double pendulum system in London
radioactive decay of a uranium pellet in Singapore

That one actually sounds pretty good!
I need to try it, thanks!

Edit: although I was more going in the direction of wormwood/absinthe with vodka - although I’ve tried that mix and it tastes like…I don’t remember

There are actually people getting paid for this shit

Are they just sitting in a group in multiple meetings to brainstorm new names for stuff?

And I thought just managers are parasites…

Yeah, I also think with just so few alternatives, just by pure chance alone this should already very probably be the year of Linux on desktop

Thanks for the answer!

I just looked through the different Zorin OS editions and I’m not quite sure, what their “Advanced productivity tools” are, they’re selling in their “Pro” Version

Anyway, I was more flirting with the education edition anyway, but not sure if there is too much bloat, meant for school administration stuff.

So I was thinking about just going for the Core version and install the educational software afterwards.

But the Pro version kinda puts me off.
If there are some system settings not accessable, because they strangle the user account to not be able to actually do with their system as they want, then this is not interesting for me.

But I guess, I’m seeing it to dark here…?
Would be nice to know, if you have any insight, what the actual difference to the Pro version is, despite some themes and pre installed creative software
Only the advanced productivity things let some alarm bells ring, but maybe I’m paranoid here?

Thanks in advance!
I’ll soon need to manage to test it out, but would be nice to have some more information upfront :⁠-⁠)

Not OP, but will need to check it out if it fits for my mother’s laptop, thanks for the recommendation!

Could you tell my, why you think it’s better?

I just upgraded a laptop of a friend with a bit of RAM and an SSD instead of the 5400rpm drive, and put Linux Mint with Cinnamon on it.
Took all the data, obviously scattered around on the desktop and where not, and tried take a more sane approach in restoring here data, and put them in the corresponding folders in home, I seemed fit.
Installed a few graphics programs, and pretty much handed it to her, and never got the chance to show her around.

She really seems to like it still and haven’t had much questions - but maybe they will come in the future.

I now plan to move my mother’s old laptop to Linux Mint on my Christmas visit as well.

As she only browses the web and answers mails, she mostly uses her tablet anyway.
We will see how that one goes…

Edit: btw, the installation process was a breeze. And as it comes as a live Linux image, you can already look your way around a bit, to decide, if you like it. But most user friendly distributions also provide the same nice installation experience. Linux really leads the market, when it comes to installer and live media - imho

I still made the mistake, when I sleep deprived switched if and of somehow
My then girlfriend wasn’t exactly happy, that all here photos and music, which we just moved off old CDs, that couldn’t be read correctly anymore, and I spent quite some time to finally move them

Obviously the old CDs and the backup image were thrown out/deleted just a few days earlier, because I proudly had saved the bulk of it - and being poor students having loads of storage for multiple backups wasn’t in reach.
Backing them up again to fresh CDs was on the plan, but I quickly needed a live USB stick to restore my work laptop…

Since then I’m always anxious, when working with dd. Still years later I triple check and already think through my backup restoration plan
Which is a good thing in itself, but my heart rate spikes can’t be healthy

Thank you!!