Do you understand the difference between these two words? I am asking genuinely, no offense

Article about graphics, look inside - LLM.

Let's start adding [AI] or [LLM] to clickbaity titles like these

Seriously, every other article is AI these days. It's fatiguing. I want to just read something about level of detail and graphics.

> I know that it has an impact on my life that I’m not aware of

I'm really skeptical about this. Maybe someone who knows more about this could say a bit more about it?

What the fuck.

See the main page https://girl.surgery/

And there's:

> Here's a video of me burning off my pubic hair in the alley.

I am fucking sick of seeing this everywhere. I gave this article a benefit of the doubt until:

> Bluehood isn’t a hacking tool. It’s an educational demonstration of what’s possible with commodity hardware and a bit of patience.

> This isn’t about paranoia. It’s about understanding the trade-offs we make when we leave wireless radios enabled on our devices.

This LLM spam needs to end. Tons of people on HN got tired of this, and it often shows in the comments. Let's maybe start adding [LLM] to the titles of AI generated submissions?

Yup, the first models always added "however it's important to note that..." at the end

I'm so fucking tired of this

I last developed for windows in the late 90s.

I came back around 2017*, expecting the same nice experience I had with VB3 to 6.

What a punch in the face it was...

I honestly cannot fathom anyone developing natively for windows (or even OSX) at this day and age.

Anything will be a webapp or a rust+egui multi-plataform developed on linux, or nothing. It's already enough the amount of self-hate required for android/ios.

* not sure the exact date. It was right in the middle of the WPF crap being forced as "the new default".*

And yet without Proton there are no Linux games.

what that have to do with anything?

does proton make current vb development as straight forward as it was on vb6?

Proton allows Linux users to enjoy Windows games, developed on Windows, with Visual Studio and DirectX.

Geoblocking is nontrivial

Has everyone forgotten that there was a LLM trained solely on 4chan scraped data? That actually behaved like 4channers do?

Tbh, it was only trained on /pol/, so it wasn't a very accurate representation either.

I found an e-mail spam service that said they needed to have typos on their website because it was better indexed for their target audience this way?

Weird