Edit: Summary: Rant about RetroAchievements being online only.

I love the idea of RetroAchievements and I used it in the past. But I do not like that the games basically becomes online only titles, if I want keep playing with achievements. Even more so on a handheld, but I also used it on a desktop PC. The moment you lose internet, no achievements can be unlocked. I had those moments (even for longer period of time like days) and I didn’t want continue playing the roleplaying game, because I could miss the achievement. Then I looked what games I could play and decided to play a system where achievements aren’t supported. That was the moment when it hit me. From that day I stopped using it and now I can play whatever I want, whenever I want.

They have their reasons why they don’t want to have offline functionality. But I wish one could setup an offline account that will not interfere with their leaderboards, because they don’t want you to cheat. Yes, that’s the reason… And in fact, if you cheat, you get banned from leaderboards and can still earn achievements; you just can’t participate in the leaderboards. So I do not understand why this cannot be build as a legitimate normal functionality, if they can track it!

The difference of a private chat with an Ai to a public question on Stack Overflow (or any forum for that matter) is, that on Stack Overflow multiple persons can read and comment. Answers often iterate and fact check if someone hallucinates, because so many eyes sees it. If the answers are helpful is something everyone has to decide themselves, but the principle of an open platform being very useful is undeniable.

Compare this to your private Ai chatbot. Only one person sees the answer and if something hallucinated is in there or the quality of the answer is not good, then you might not know. And those Ai bots are controlled by the few big corporations, maybe a little less if you use a custom offline bot, but they are probably not as good as the big models. That’s why this is a bad trend. I think the open and user controlled Stack Overflow was a better approach, by principle.

On Stack Overflow.

When is early enough in life? Why is it too late at any point in life?

GTA 1 still has the best theme of the series: YouTube or Invidious

LOL oh thanks haha, I indeed didn’t know. xDD

Thanks. :-) Maybe people think I was trying to be mean or so. At least it stays at 67% upvote ratio somehow, haha:

WWE makes a wrestling game ever single year.

I already said they are doing videogames too “(although there are videogames of it)”. It does not mean they have to use the name “Vice City” in the game titles too. WWE itself is not videogames.

“Apple” (the company) has trademarks such as the word “Apple”. And it only works in context of computers. Competitors in example can’t name themselves “Apple”, but you can have in a different buisness than computers a name that contains “Apple”, such as “Apple Hill Cider” or “Apple Leisure Group”. That would not violate the trademark. Trademarks are only a problem if its in the same business.

Wrestling is not videogames (although there are videogames of it) and therefore cannot be confused with a videogame. So this could workout in theory.

Because you don’t want a single operating system manage the entirety of the Rust eco system. They need to be its own thing, so it can be used and managed by an individual team independent from any operating system.

So basically what Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony does with the code in a box cartridges and discs. I think it defeats the purpose, if the game is not on the disk. This would make more sense with microSD cards, where the games are actually on the card. As soon as you insert the card into the Deck, it will appear in Steam as a game.

No, read again what I explained before. I explained the technical problems of the architectural flaws. There are deep problems with LLMs and I explained why some people have a problem with it. You might not care, but that doesn’t solve the problems.

There is a difference. I explain why you are dishonest and misleading. I don’t just accuse. So its based off technical reasoning and not just personally attacking without reason. You just have no arguments left and just attack personally instead basing off on reasoning. That is a huge difference.

Unless you have good arguments, LLMs have architectural flaws in their design and need to change. And that is a factual correct statement, which I explained earlier. That has nothing to do with an opinion.

LOL I thought this was a meme post about 6 7. That’s why I didn’t look into until now, when I wanted to see some meme. :D Sorry not very helpful response, but its solved anyway.

I wonder why people do this. Happens a lot with Java too.

Look at my other reply that explains and links to it: https://lemmy.ml/post/50986115/27084875 or this link https://lemmy.ml/comment/27084875 I’m not sure which type of link to provide, same comment.

In fact the Linux date command even has an iso flag: date --iso-8601

To support your point in stylizing the name: https://www.lua.org/about.html

Like most names, it should be written in lower case with an initial capital, that is, “Lua”. Please do not write it as “LUA”, which is both ugly and confusing, because then it becomes an acronym with different meanings for different people. So, please, write “Lua” right!

semantic versioning wasn’t a new concept when semver 1.0.0 was released. Before that lot of projects already followed this scheme and this was just made official so that everyone should follow it as the standard. So its kind of like if all web browsers support non standard features, and then the committee decides to add it to the standard to make it official. My point is, that the release of semver 1.0.0 isn’t the invention of it.

Longtime support (LTS) exists for a reason in the tech industry. Maybe provide an LTS.

If someone sneaks in spyware or malware inside the makepkg, that isn’t arch’s fault, that’s the maintainers fault of the makepkg.

I don’t think that anyone argued otherwise.

I even said it in the very reply you are replying:

The AUR is managed and operated by the Archlinux team. As the packages are community-driven content, they cannot guarantee and give support, because it is not their package.