I've recently learned that, if you connect your Battlenet launcher to your Xbox account, you can in fact play Diablo IV, Call of Duty and whatnot with your gamepass subscription. That works even on Linux.
It's not the same thing. The ROG Ally X is an AMD Z1 Extreme and the Xbox Ally X is an AMD Z2 Extreme. It's not clear yet how well the Z2 Extreme performs in comparison to the Z1 Extreme.
My cautious expectation is that it will perform marginally better than the ROG Ally X, maybe be 10-15%, though I'm not touching anything Microsoft at this time in history.
I'm confused. The Xbox Ally X costs pretty much the same as the normal ROG Ally X. Don't people in the US realize that prices in the EU usually include tax?
So what's the rest of the conversation/prompt? I hate X and Grok like the next person, but this looks suspiciously manipulated, as if there was more conversation before the last prompt. Specifically telling the LLM that it shouldn't display any other text.
Serves me right, I guess. I went by the thumbnail, remembered him talking about the difference in efficiency due to different voltages and took the wrong information to heart. So, I was wrong :D
IIRC, the Pokemon company has a really high turnover, because they fire all their senior engineers to keep costs down. So the jankyness of it is due to inexperience of their staff.
As far as I’ve understood, billionaires typically don’t have a billion liquidized and ready for spending. Rather, their value is distributed in ownership of several companies. How would the 100% taxes on ownership in companies be applied?
If you can leverage assets to apply for a loan to buy twitter, then you can levarage assets to pay your taxes.
12 gigs of ram with 3 of that reserved for OS (probably because of the game chat stuff) seems like a bad move in 2025. Sure, it’s more ram than ps4 had but it’s probably going to be a bottleneck in 5 years from now.
If that is true maybe that means that it actually is finite and has a center. And the rotation and light speed put an upper bound on its size.
Actually no, that would only be true if the universe was two-dimensional. The universe essentially curves back on itself. Kurzgesagt explained the two options of finite and infinity universes and this timestamp explaines the curving back:
https://youtu.be/isdLel273rQ?t=120
I've recently learned that, if you connect your Battlenet launcher to your Xbox account, you can in fact play Diablo IV, Call of Duty and whatnot with your gamepass subscription. That works even on Linux.