Lick your finger before you stick it in the air. Amplifies the signal.

What the world calls an LLM is just a call-and-response architecture.

In the labs they’ve surely just turned them on full time to see what would happen. It must have looked like intelligence when it was allowed to run unbounded.

Separate the product from the technology and the tech starts to get a lot closer to looking intelligent.

You just said the same thing as GP, but it sounds like you’re trying to argue with them about it.

Perhaps there’s a math formula to describe the relation between your messages’ properties.

> radiation levels are normal

Yeah, only 3.6 roentgen

Not great, not terrible.

I break out blender every six months or so in order to create a model for 3d printing. It needs to be precise and often has threads or other repetitive structures.

Every. Single. Time. I spend at least the first 3 hours relearning how to use all the tools again with Claude reminding me where modifiers are, and which modifier allows what. And which hotkey slices. Etc etc.

I guess what if you had Claude in the app, and it didn't just tell you what to do, it could even surface ephemeral UI for each task?

This is really what generative UI would enable.

yeah but when you then need to do the same action 4 times in a row, getting claude to provide the correct action all 4 times takes a lot more brainpower on my part than just learning the menus yet again, right?

The posts or the AI replies to them?

you haven't priced out the streaming services (ad free tier) lately have you?

Remember back in the day when The Atlantic would write an in depth analysis 4 weeks after something happened and it was still considered news?

Are you running your games from your NTFS partition/drive still?

Try running them locally off your Linux filesystem instead.

Otherwise I would suggest installing Claude code and running it from the terminal and telling it to investigate for you…

I second this. Your experience is highly unusual, most of my games run very well on Linux (framerates within 10% of Windows). And that's with an Nvidia GPU.

Steam box will be too expensive for mass adoption. Sure it will sell ok but it’s going to be priced like an equivalent gaming PC, not like a console.

The folks that game on steam already have their gaming PC. The reason the steam deck sold was portability. People buying the steam box are those with above average incomes to afford two gaming PCs or those that are valve supporters.

Steam box won’t make it suddenly the year of Linux

If it costs the same as a gaming pc, people will certainly consider it for a gaming pc. The big thing, though, is that it’ll legitimize Linux as a gaming option for desktops.

As much as i love using linux i just kinda dont see it tbh.

especially since many have a fear of linux for some reason (I would guess just the fear of the unknown?). So often i have seen people get scared and tense up and just that alone makes them spiral into a loop.

I do hope you are right tho.