You’re not wrong, but then there’s games like this that need at least 6 gb (more on dx12) to run on low without it running out of memory and either crashing or not launching. This is an actual issue with this particular game.

Edit: Cyberpunk has gotten a lot better though and will run on things it has no business running on.

I’m pretty sure they have Linux support. It’s just supported in Mesa. No external drivers.

I have a game that eats 11 gb of vram on low at 1080p (I play it on windowed). It suffers from some Unreal engine shenanigans and it’s also a few years old.

I agree but idk what the hell Hitachi did with that hdd. It is the most responsive hdd equipped machine I’ve used.

I might also shove 16 gb into it but idk if it will boot with 16 gb. It’s also from Sony so idk if I can find an up to date bios for it.

It’s okay. Not particularly brilliant but it will run. I’m 80% sure that ram is the big thing that makes it feel responsive. My dad’s PC runs windows 11 but is a 2nd gen i5 Sony AIO. 2c4t, an aging 5400 rpm laptop hdd, and 8 gb of ram. It’s usable enough for his usecase.

My friend has a quad core Celeron (n4020) laptop with 64 gb of emmc and 4 gb of ram. It’s usable. She can play the Sims on it.

Huh. I didn’t realize that. That’s even funnier.

I find it funny that magpies are corvids but not currawongs.

Convergent evolution moment

I don’t think it’s exactly the same. If I used MT to label data for AI/ML, that would be one thing. If I used MT to complete tasks and calling their effort AI, that would be fraud.

I think it’s more of a “this hasn’t been sitting in a lot for 2 years”. It’s funny though.

And halfway through the compile, it fails.

Could be used as a way to prevent erosion on hillsides. The plants will die out once native species are established. They just have to hold on to the soil for the native species to grow.

It could also be Turkyie.

Me learning pyplot in python

Depending on the study, yes.

True, but I’m also trying to lose weight. First week is always extra and I did go a bit hard.

Working during Ramadan is tiring. First week with all the students back.

One of the centrifuges let the magic smoke out so I get to lug that over to the equipment shop.

There’s also the deep computing mainboard from framework. Also that p550 uses a new CPU while the mainboard uses a jh710.

The p550 is less rpi and more like those rockchip powered boards from radxa. (ignoring core count).

Yes, but it doesn’t have arm levels of growing pains.

Current risc v SBCs are about 10 years behind performance wise, which isn’t as much of a problem. Core count is there, just not single core performance.

GTX 745 is weird. It’s early Maxwell, not Kepler. It’s not particularly fast and as it is Maxwell, only supports fp32.

Some states do. New York, Washington, Vermont and Michigan have enhanced driver’s licenses with RFID tags. But it’s optional and largely used for border crossings into Canada. More states are apparently looking into this.

I live in Pennsylvania so my state ID is just barcode