> Buy Elden Ring

> Look inside

> It’s not a ring

Non-paywall link: https://archive.is/7bcDN

Assuming 99% of korean webcomics weren’t trash anyway. Maybe even 100% if you don’t like sappy romcoms.

Vintage Story, a Minecraft alternative that’s much more focused on survival and primitive technology. It’s sold only on its website.

Never use a pixelate/blur filter these days. If you want to hide something in a screenshot, use a black box.

July 25, 2023

Why do I even bother using RSS, if the Lemmings post it just as quickly?

So you can race to be the first person to make the Lemmy post and rake in those sweet upvotes

Man is making trade deals similar to a Civilization NPC

Minecraft movie if it were good

i was hoping for a smaller model, something in the 14B range… My computer won’t run any of these.

Also, a 2TB model. Jesus.

Rather than read PCGamer talk about Anthropic’s article you can just read it directly here. It’s a good read.

Absolutely someone’s Sonic OC

If this is implemented right it should flag accounts so human reviewers can follow up on it, not take action on its own.

I’ve been using it and people are sleeping on it. It’s easily the best LLM on the market right now, even if you’re not using it for coding. Very good reasoning skills and it doesn’t have the issues other reasoning models do where they overthink or keep saying “but wait” and confusing its outputs.

Two. My experience with mechanical pencils is that they’re often unreliable and a waste of time. I hate having to reload my pencil, I hate when it breaks if you accidentally make the tip longer than it should be, I hate when you accidentally put one more in the pencil and it gets clogged, I hate having to carry refills all the time, I hate buying an expensive pencil and worrying about losing it (as opposed to just buying a dozen regular pencils for backup)…

Just hand over the regular pencil and a decent sharpener.

New sci-fi horror enemy just dropped

I’m personally using https://alexandrite.app/ , which you can use regardless of which instance you’re on.

Other people answered how it’s measured, but if you’re just shopping for a CPU I’d recommend skipping straight to benchmarks. There’s a lot of technical stuff involved but if you look at Geekbench/Passmark scores you can easily compare which ones are more powerful.

If you’re shopping for a laptop with a specific CPU I’d also look into how much power it uses (in Watts).

I was very concerned reading those first few words