Mint is an operating system based on Debian, while Ubuntu describes a set of closely related Bantu African-origin value systems that emphasize the interconnectedness of individuals with their surrounding societal and physical worlds.

Jarvis how do i install fedora on my computer?

(Silly human you can't install a hat as a operating system!)

Jarvis how do i install a stylish hat as an OS on my computer

(you cant install a hat on youe computer but you can install a Linux distribution called fedora!)

This is legit AI

My uncle loves google dictate and uses Gemmia. He asks it questions alot but knows its wrong alot of the time and i swear he spends more time trying to get it to give him the right answer then it would to just punch it into a search engine.

The guy at the store said I'm the only guy he's seen pull it off.

Imagine Miley Cyrus rebasing a git repo

we stan a queen that contributes to the FOSS movement

It isn't just one thing. The big money wants to present this unified front to the public like LLMs are a single commodity anyone can use. In reality they're a collection of complex tools that few can use " correctly" and whose utility is highly specialized for niches those few find valuable.

So you're correct in a way. I'm sure model decoherence isn't helping much either and isn't as visible in those niche applications as it is for the general public.

As use has been scaling up, the big companies try to use smaller and cheaper models to save money.

M'ladium

You can disable it in the settings right?
But this is less confusing to turn off then google way

It keeps coming back no matter how many times I turn it off.

False alarm, 32-bit support staying in Fedora for now

https://lemmy.world/post/32170466

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the chance of it correllating "bazzite" with anything other than the OS non-zero, because of the random nature of AI?

Is it a lower chance here because it "autocompletes" the phrase and the last bunch of words are more closely related to operating systems?

I'm genuinely just curious about this, I don't have anything to add really.

Large Language Model, but not large enough to infer context. What's funnier is it understands what Bazzite is if you search Bazzite vs Nobara, but comparing it to the one with OS in the name doesn't tip the LLM off...

I mean everything here seems factual to me, let me know if you spot one 😂

Life of a Linux user in one comment.

I was intrigued by Hyprland, but I just went with Plasma bc that's a DE I know.

It is a server-side only mod. Requires origami and supports 17.8 clients.

Also technically useless at the same time.