Right now I have an small experiment running with my local AI (Qwen-Next, via Strata+Hermes Agent), to attempt recompiling a Windows v3.1 game into being a native modern application. Whether it works, and how much QA is required to get the gameplay and aesthetic into good order, remains to be seen. Personally I expect this AI model to fail, but this is more about seeing how many months I should wait before trying again.

I'm curious as to your progress on that

Results are what matter, not the pain of the process.

Not related to what you're doing, but be very careful with that mindset, because it's used to excuse all sorts of exploitation and abuse

1. Supreme Court says president is immune to criminal charges from "official acts"
2. Commit crimes through "official acts"
3. ???
4. PROFIT!

The common folk? The rich couldn't care less about them

To be fair, the problem was "only" with Meta AI refusing to make images with Lula. That was all they gathered enough evidence on, it's hard to tell how else cuckberg's algorithm might have influenced people on instagram and whatsapp

As usual with Brazilian justice, I'm afraid

13:10, someone asks "Is it street legal?" - Elon replies "yeah, depends on your street". There you have it, yet another street illegal car

Not gonna lie, the tricks shown are cool, but leaving something like that in the hands of moneyed idiots will lead to horrible crashes.

Thanks for the reminder, just drank a whole lake small glass of water to keep my datacenters blazing at 85ºC body functioning at a nice 36ºC

They tried that. That's how elves became gamorreans

With how apple shit is treated like divine ambrosia and, in many places, a status symbol, I seriously doubt any boycott against them will have any effect.

Android is like Windows in the 1990s. It's fucking everywhere and literally too big to boycott. Most OEMs also prefer to play ball with Google and keep the phones locked because it's profitable for them as well. Boycotting a specific OEM might cause some damage to them, but it won't budge Google. It's good that some companies are making phones that ship with more open android clones, but those phones are still too expensive for most people to buy

Pretty sure "decompiling" has always been the easy step - open the binary with a hex editor and dump the contents as some source code. Making sense of that is where shit gets really difficult - making it work was usually even harder.

From what I've gathered, those nvidia APUs are only good for AI-style workloads, kinda like ASIC crypto miners.

It's called ReactOS :)

For most games, the answer is "publisher contracts".