Good question. They seem to be solving the same problem over and over. I think that nix could be the cross language solution, but it needs work.

Your definition of opensource fits mine 😉 No need for it to be a professional project that runs ok everybody’s computer with all kinds of bells and whistles.

Thanks for sharing. It’ll help me learn more Godot.

P.S codeberg! Yay!

So it *is* an overlay for OBS, not totally sure what you mean there.

It’s possible to make plugins for OBS that run in it. Animations and things then happen within OBS itself. It allows you to make new transitions and play animations and such. There’s existing plugins that embed a browser with CEF, so you can put a div at a certain location, put in an image, and then remove it again with JS and CSS.

But, I imagine doing with godot is also less resource intensive than running a full browser. Is yours opensource?

I see! That’s cool. So it’ll be fullscreen with a transparent background and have animations and such?

I’m curious, is that easier that making overlays for OBS? Or is it just a personal challenge? It’s cool either way!

The streams are in Godot? I’m not sure I understand. Are you streaming game development in Godot and when something happens you get notifications in Godot itself?

When will this AI bubble pop?

Actually, I’m not even sure the AI bubble popping will change hardware prices, unless the market is suddenly flooded with hardware that has to be sold when companies go bankrupt and datacenters have to be emptied.

Trump was an amazing influence on China. He forced them to rely less on foreign forces and develop more of their own tech at a faster speed. In doing so, he also forced competition outside of China. The war on Ukraine then also brought the EU into the sovereignty mix.

Now that China is catching up, the EU and the US are forced to actually try and keep their lead in certain tech.

Now, if only China dropped Macroslop and other US big tech entirely to invest in Linux and RISCV… If they released a real linux phone (not android) that didn’t depend on the goofy store, it would kick start something amazing.

Sticking it into a sandbox is reasonable, but you can also use more privacy aware browsers like LibreWolf. Chrome and Chromium will track you 100%, so don’t launch those unless necessary.

At least that’s what I do.

Kernel level anticheat decides to consider the presence of linux a problem : “I’d say this is a linux problem”.

Yes, blaming the victim…

Honestly, the article is crap. It doesn’t mention any of this. Thanks for linking it.

I remember reading about analog neural circuits somewhere but wasn’t aware this was what the author was referring to. He just went around in circles describing how they were used.

Stop Killing Games is bad for gamers? What are you talking about? Do you know what they want?

That isn’t the difference the author is describing. They are talking about discrete vs continuous and bring it up a number of times. That is a fundamental difference in operation. Nowhere does it state how this is achieved. A neural network? LLM? Some advanced stochastic model? What?

Guess signing the Stop Killing Games movement was more important than first thought, eh? It only got 1.3M in Europe after an entire year and there probably 30M or more gamers on that continent.

Wat? If you have something running on your system that’s tracking you, you are already fucked. It doesn’t require that file. It can just create one anywhere on the system and use it, if need be.

The article doesn’t seem to say. I don’t know if it’s a problem with defaults or caused by the devs themselves.

I don’t see how they are different. Their uses, yes, but the fundamentals look the same, don’t they? Everything still is broken down into quanta, discrete steps. They haven’t invented a new AI or a chip that goes along with it that “flows”.

Not sure what to make of this article…

Don’t worry, they’ll release Windows 12 / Aion, which is basically Edge + Copilot OS. Can’t wait for that to be released.

You can crosspost, but I don’t know how well lemmy interacts with it. It has major problems interacting with peertube and mastodon.

Those aren’t energy-efficient activities to begin with (except maybe browsing, but bwosers are entire OSes now). I’m not sure how energy-efficient those can be made in the first place.

I don’t understand what concrete steps are being taken. People can still submit stuff and let all communication go through an LLM. What is concretely being changed here in the flow of things?