sh79

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by sh79 4mo ago
What a shallow take. Activism isn't "drama". Maybe the problem is just that cynicism has rotted your frame of reference.
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by sh79 2y ago
>And yes, I know PSN supports less countries than Steam, but how many people on the internet really reside in one of those non-supported areas? I would bet it is less than 84,000 people. I don't think it's a very good point to
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by sh79 2y ago
This is not a hot take, but uninformed one. They sold a game with PSN requirement in the countries where PSN was not available at all. You would just lose access to your game after 4 months, how is that a slight inconvenience? It's a p
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by sh79 2y ago
It was mentioned in another comment to the parent. There are no alternatives currently, the whole thing has been built upon llama.cpp since its inception.
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by sh79 2y ago
Their behaviour around llama.cpp acknowledgement is very shady. Until the very recent, there was no mention of llama.cpp in their README at all and now it's tucked away all the way down. Compare that to the originally proposed PR for e
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by sh79 2y ago
To me it sounds like you're already convinced that the earth is flat and just taking out your bad day at people online.
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by sh79 3y ago
The title is misleading. The author changed their open source project into a commercial product with source available. It's not a business built around an open source project as the title implies, it's a license switch.
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by sh79 3y ago
The image of another tower used in the article is pretty confusing. This < https://apnews.com/article/radio-station-tower-stolen-am-fm-... > one apparently includes the real one, which I think makes the theft appea
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by sh79 3y ago
Building a company inherently carries a risk of failure with it. You seem to be taking it the wrong way, you really shouldn't be building your company based on a few opinions of HN comments, nor it's their responsibility to outlin
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by sh79 3y ago
YT went too far from being fair for consumers personally. Google cuts off monetization almost randomly at times, creators then have to embed the ads directly into their video, bypassing Google's ad platform and inconsistent monetizatio
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by sh79 3y ago
I don't think anybody is attributing it solely to Valve, but it's hard to deny that Valve is currently the main driving force behind gaming on Linux, hence they're getting lots of praise. The Linux gaming stack consists of qu
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by sh79 3y ago
Everything builds upon Wine, but when it comes to games it alone wasn't doing so well outside older dx9 titles. It's mostly DXVK/Proton's VKD3D that actually allowed a lot of games to work on Linux with little overhead,