The three syllable ‘w’ kinda ruins it.

No. Unless you straight up talk about genocide they likely won’t remove your video. you can swear as much as you like, talk about all the sex and gender topics you want without getting it taken down. The self censorship is due to demonetisation (or just worse performing ads), unhappy algorithm so you don’t get as many eyeballs, and age restrictions.

Beyond All Reason ships as both a flatpak and appimage! https://www.beyondallreason.info/download#Download-Play

Since each windows game installed through lutris and steam run in their own sandbox where they are free to mess with things, I don’t see why the same couldn’t be done for Linux games. It’s not exactly an ideal solution, but it would abstract each game’s quirks in where they want to store files just like steam does with the compatdata folders. I know this is basically what flatpak does.

I suppose that would be possible.

Yeah, in that scenario they gave the agents access. Just because you ask it nicely not to destroy your workspace, doesn’t guarantee an LLM not to produce that output.

Are you sure the “image” text isn’t just the crosspost title that this is linking to?

Sorry @luciferofastora@feddit.org, I got out of bed and completely forgot to actually go check what I did. My issue was under high load the audio would crackle, I could never quite establish if it was GPU or CPU, but at least it was during intenser moments in games. I played around a lot with the quantization that people in here have already suggested but it never fixed the crackling.

What finally solved it for me was to enable threadirqs. You can do this with sudo kernelstub -a threadirqs. I don’t entirely understand it, but I believe it makes the interrupted handler execute in threads.

Oh I had this issue and it drove me bonkers trying to fix it! I have to go digging a not to try and remember what fixed it in the end.

I agree, the maths argument is not a good one. While a neural network is perhaps closer to what a brain is than just a CPU (or a clock, as it was compared to in he olden days), it would be a very big mistake to equate the two.