To be fair, there were decades to prevent this. The big parties just didn’t give any fucks. Now they are about to find out, how desperate the population actually is.
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- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoNews@lemmy.world•German region votes in election that could bring first far-right state government to power21·1 day ago
For decoration, signalling emotional state, and to play with words.
I, you know, low-key do sometimes, ahem, use, like, some, ahem, filler, ahem, you know, words, right.
No really, I do. Not as bad as above “sentence.” But I tend to sprinkle some “basically” and “just” into each comment I make.
And yes, I hate when others do it.
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoNews@lemmy.world•Country star faces backlash from conservative fans over plea to support immigrants5·1 day ago
Not sure where those “conservatives” draw the line… Obviously, almost the entire current population of US are immigrants or descendants of immigrants. Is it just whoever isn’t already here? How many generations until it’s fine?
Free Americas! Europeans go home! The Americas belong to the natives!
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoGames@lemmy.world•DLSS 5 comes with a massive 50-60% performance hit, so I hope you like lower frame rates with your dose of AI image enhancementEnglish1·4 days ago
There definitely will be games which are just unplayable if you got no inference accelerator. The moment, AI generates the actual visuals, you either are able to do AI image gen at playable FPS - or you don’t. Those games can’t ship with an alternative renderer because the game needing no textures or shaders is the whole point of full AI rendering.
But if you don’t like AI, you will not miss out on anything. The first such games will probably be absolute dog shit anyway.
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoGames@lemmy.world•DLSS 5 comes with a massive 50-60% performance hit, so I hope you like lower frame rates with your dose of AI image enhancementEnglish1·4 days ago
You mean the mining digging through the untouched grass into actual soil and rock to acquire raw minerals - right?
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoGames@lemmy.world•DLSS 5 comes with a massive 50-60% performance hit, so I hope you like lower frame rates with your dose of AI image enhancementEnglish2·4 days ago
Nvidia aims at games becoming fully AI-generated end-to-end including pixels, audio, and reasoning. So yeah: It’s meant to be AI all the way down.
Obviously, not all games will be pure AI. You can still buy hand-forged hardware for your house. You will always be able to find hand-made games. But the current AAA slop will just be fully AI generated.
People who love it now, will still love it then. People who don’t, will just keep playing indie like we do now.
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoGames@lemmy.world•DLSS 5 comes with a massive 50-60% performance hit, so I hope you like lower frame rates with your dose of AI image enhancementEnglish3·4 days ago
Frame generation is for when you can play at native 60 FPS but want more. More native frames don’t give you less noticeable input lag. But more (fake) frames still feel smoother. That’s the sweet spot for frame gen: playing at 120 FPS when your card can only do a little more than 60 FPS native (some native frames are sacrificed to the AI gods to get the fake frames to interleave with the real ones).
The advertising is ridiculous though.
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoGames@lemmy.world•DLSS 5 comes with a massive 50-60% performance hit, so I hope you like lower frame rates with your dose of AI image enhancementEnglish1·4 days ago
The crypto mess isn’t Nvidia’s fault. The biggest crypto coin wasn’t even mined on GPUs anymore when the cryptocalypse happened and GPUs got literally unaffordable and unobtainable for a few years. The Ethereum devs made their mining algorithm require lots of VRAM in an attempt to make their blockchain more democratic because ASIC miners would not work as well. This backfired by suddenly making gamer GPUs the sweet spot for mining Ethereum. Nvidia profited a lot. But the Ethereum devs are actually to blame. They fucked this up hard and then dragged out the algorithm switch to from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake for years. After Ethereum switched to PoS, GPU prices were recovering slowly - until the AI rush started.
The RAMpocalypse literally has been caused by Sam Altman buying the (western) world’s RAM production without even being able to put it anywhere. This is basically venture capital ruining it for everyone.
Nvidia is a big player and their intel-style market segmentation sucks. But they actually make produce GPUs. The real fuckery is venture capitalists enabling OpenAI’s CEO to ruin the tech market for everyone.Capitalism has an Epstein class problem. Without those CEOs, the RAMpocalypse hadn’t happened. Nvidia couldn’t sell GPUs which have no place to actually get installed in. The AI company financing circle jerk had been busted by the US government.
The current mess is literally the democrats fault. They could have done proper politics instead of their abstruse post-woke shit. Trump had never won. Musk had not gutted governmental oversight (there wasn’t much, but it at least existed).
Fucking democrats wasting their power to do irrelevant shit to nag the rednecks into voting Trump instead of doing literally anything else.
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoGames@lemmy.world•DLSS 5 comes with a massive 50-60% performance hit, so I hope you like lower frame rates with your dose of AI image enhancementEnglish25·4 days ago
That sums it pretty much up perfectly.
The overwhelming majority loves DLSS. Until recently, the discussion of Nvidia vs. AMD boiled pretty much down to AMD’s FSR not being on par with DLSS. People legit didn’t buy AMD because AMD had worse AI upscaling.I like that I can actually use FSR on my 9070 XT to get the notoriously performance-hungry 7 Days To Die to look good and run smooth at 2160p60.
I like that I can just download AI models from Hugging Face and run them locally (cloud AI helped me get the finicky tools installed properly).
My gripe with AI is that I can’t get more than 16 GiB VRAM on an affordable GPU with good AI inference performance. Without the artificial market segmentation, the 9070 XT would have 32 GiB VRAM. I bought mine in the summer dip last year - just before the RAMpocalypse started.
I would definitely slot a cheap Chinese 32 GiB inference accelerator with good FOSS support next to my gaming GPU if there was one. I probably will do so in a few years when China ramped up a massively overbuilt chip sector guaranteeing their independence from western markets fast - and then flooding the global market with the surplus after their own market is saturated.I play on Gentoo btw.
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoGames@lemmy.world•DLSS 5 comes with a massive 50-60% performance hit, so I hope you like lower frame rates with your dose of AI image enhancementEnglish34·4 days ago
Measure it when it’s out. Stop clucking and cackling about unlaid eggs.
The launch most likely will not be flawless. You will get your opportunity to some feathers when the damn chicken finally comes to roost.
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoNews@lemmy.world•Why China's censors are scrubbing videos of the Nepal-Tibet floods103·7 days ago
The catastrophe in Tibet was caused by the multiple Nepalese dams being washed away by the massive flood. While no Chinese dam seems to be involved, the general trust into dams in general could be undermined by exposing the population to the imagery of breaking dams.
Censoring a natural catastrophe might look a bit odd to us. But in China has a few not universally loved hydropower projects. And China has suffered earthquakes before. There are numerous locations where landslides could trigger similar catastrophes in China.
I think, the Chinese government is betting on nothing happening to not have to divert important energy development funds into humongous safety infrastructure projects designed to buffer massive floods - if that is even possible.
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoLinux@programming.dev•Debian Votes To Allow "Responsible Use Of Generative AI"3·8 days ago
Linus Torvalds has stated a similar policy for the Linux kernel. If you’re really serious about avoiding the power loom, you have to change the kernel too.
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoLinux@programming.dev•Debian Votes To Allow "Responsible Use Of Generative AI"3·8 days ago
Current AI is still like that incredibly knowledgeable senior dev with a drug problem. Everything done by AI still needs to be checked by a human in case the AI just hallucinated the wildest shit even though it did the same thing just right ten times before.
Right now, AI is a great tool. It will probably become reliable enough to replace human maintainers. But no one knows when that happens.
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoLinux@programming.dev•Debian developer Antoine Le Gonidec resigns after option allowing corporate LLM use without disclosure wins vote24·8 days ago
He didn’t leave the Linux-based OS for Linus Torvalds himself stating a similar policy for the Linux kernel before Debian did.
Debian has a history of maintaining ancient kernels. But it’s hard to believe that he assumed Debian to just fork Linux…
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Do YOU prefer a manned vehicle or driverless car?1·8 days ago
I got all the parts. My reaction time is just dangerously bad.
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Do YOU prefer a manned vehicle or driverless car?21·9 days ago
I want the self-driving car because I would be a really bad driver.
AI enables me to do stuff at a quality level I couldn’t reach myself even if training the skill would be fun. And for driving that means I could get more freedom of movement without being able to drive.
AI is also about accessibility.
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•You've just won a competition and now a major game developer has to make whatever game you want for free. No compromises. Your vision. Period. What game do you make?2·9 days ago
Arx Fatalis with the stealth and lighting of The Dark Mod, modern graphics fidelity with physics-based rendering, and the areas of the different races are believably expansive (so I can somewhat believe that they might actually work). I also want moar physics, crafting, and magic because these systems were genuinely great implementations rarely seen in other games.
Arx Fatalis is a great game. But a bigger team with a higher budget could just have made more game with a bigger world but the same content density. And it’s an old game from before physics based rendering was common.
They did impressive detail work back then. Today, they wouldn’t be limited by the hardware. If it’s still an underground stack of colonies organized in layers like they did back then for performance reasons, there would basically be no performance constraints today. The loading screens between levels would be gone. I could actually take the stairs.
- Kaligalis@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why do authoritarian states have 'Democratic' or 'People's' in their names?22·10 days ago
It is the best explanation I read so far. AI seems to be generally good at explaining stuff.
The formerly big parties discuss just outlawing the party. Actually tackling the problems of the people in the economically weak regions was sadly never seen as an option.