Without spoilers (I'm on the fence whether I'll buy it and play it), are you able to articulate the reason you didn't like it very much, if at all?
I'm looking to get a more balanced idea of the game. I watched a streamer I follow play a little bit today, but not much. I'm not sure I got enough of a gist of the game to have an opinion on whether I want to play it.
I'm not usually a platformer kind of person, but I don't have anything against platformers.
I would say, they're not necessarily good, just less bad.
Same idea though.
I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest if they are included in the list. I dunno, I'm not the statistician who crunched the numbers here. I didn't collect the data, and that source material is not available for me to examine.
What I can say is that the article defines "discrete" GPUs instead of just "GPUs" to eliminate all the iGPUs. Because Intel dominates that space with AMD, but it's hard to make an iGPU when you don't make CPUs, and the two largest CPU manufacturers make their own iGPUs.
The overall landscape of the GPU market is very different than what this data implies.
I didn't say there was.
I just want this specific billionaire to continue to live because, unlike most billionaires, he's not making my life more difficult.
He's basically refused to let steam become enshittified. Other billionaires would have long ago succumb to the one that they serve, the almighty dollar, and done whatever they can to extract the most value from their user base. Enshittifying the platform in the process, and actively making my life worse.
So as far as I'm concerned, when it comes to billionaires, gaben is far from the worst.
I have a short list of billionaires that kinda fit into the category of: I don't mind that they exist.
There's a much longer list of billionaires that I'd like to see pushing up the daisies.
Not that I can, or would, do anything to make that happen. I just, wouldn't hate it if it happened.
The original post is about Nvidia's domination of discrete GPUs, not consumer GPUs.
So I'm not limiting myself to people running an LLM on their personal desktop.
That's what I was trying to get across.
And it's right on point for the original material.
That's a nice twist.
I would troll people with this if I ran a shop.
"Ask about our hot guy discount"
And when someone actually asks about it, (the guy in the comic doesn't ask, he just says that he has heard that they have one, which is a statement, not a question).... I would make sure that everyone is trained to say "we don't have one".
I said ask about it, not that one exists.
To you.
You're crazy, but not because you want to know this stuff. Anyone in their right mind should want to know (and a few of us crazies want to know too).
Sadly, we know things like this have already proven to be true.
Donald Trump is a rapist.
Getting more information on it, would only serve to prove how much he's committed these acts. Nothing more.
At this point, I'm not sure if he's not guilty of anything, really. Every time I turn around there seems to be evidence, a conviction, or at least a strong probability that the cheeto has broken some law. I think it would be better just to make a bingo card from the laws we don't know that he's broken, so when it comes to light that he did, indeed break those laws, we can have a little fun yelling "bingo!" As our cards fill up.
You're crazy! (You asked)
The other things you said are, to my knowledge, correct.
.... Yeah, for yourself.
I'm referring to anyone running an LLM for commercial purposes.
Y'know, 80% of Nvidia's business?
We're really generating value for those shareholders aren't we?