Every single person i have met with a CAT phone says they are fucking indestructible. I used to do IT for manufacturing, agriculture, and construction companies. So that is quite a few people.

Are you saying they copied the exe and everything?

Love the pronunciation section, it’s settles nothing.

This one won’t peak for a few years. So a new all time high every month until then.

These statements can sum up most of what happening. Companies are always trying to make number go up. Ai is the new fad and they feel that if they don’t use Ai, their number won’t go up as much as their stakeholders expect it to. To not look bad to their stakeholders they jam in Ai anywhere they can fit it, but they don’t know what Ai is or how to use it. I believe this is the case where the how to use it is known however it is a shit tool that codes badly and does not actually understand code, just what is the most probable token to output next.

Do you think he would use GeForce drivers?

You are telling me that you can’t proof of concept something without a matching tech stack? Or learn exactly how a new tech works? It also sounds like you should never give your work any of your personal time, you won’t gain anything except for more work.

I think it means they setup new tech on their homelab to learn how everything works and how to break it. Then when a problem arises where one of these solutions is needed at work, you can implement it without any large issues. It makes sense if your hobby is close to or adjacent your day job, and you are on Salary, and your boss treats you right.

I figured it out. It’s drivers. Intel provides open source Linux drivers.

That is the one game I won’t save scum. It kills the spirit of DnD if everything can’t go to hell.

The channel has no technical depth and has had one too many controversies to be considered valid. It’s a way for large companies to “give” the newest most expensive shit to have it featured for viewers to see and want to buy the newest most expensive shit. He is a sales person.

The Intel Battlemage is an interesting choice. I’d put one in non-gaming PC if the price was right, but what is his reasoning? I have alchemist cards that have been running 8 hours a day on QA PCs perfectly fine for 2+ years. They sucked for the first couple months until Intel significantly improved the drivers.

Legendary, I love the idea but sometimes I rely on the models stupidity. For example, if it hallucinates a library that does not exist, it might lead me to search a different way. Sometimes I am using an undocumented library or framework and the LLMs guess is a good as mine. Sometimes I think this might be more efficient than looking everything up on Stackoverflow to adapt a solution and have the first 5 solution you tried not work like you want. What is a less drastic version?

While UE5 is a one size fits all for game dev, it does not mean all games have to try to have the highest quality graphics possible. CO took that route. You can do whatever you want and optimize as much as you can. You are correct, studios are just going ham on the capabilities and not caring about the hardware requirements. Having a min requirements of a 12th Gen intel, 32GB RAM and 3060 is fucked up. And you need 64GB of RAM for good performance. My biggest gripe on the UE4 vs 5 opinion is that you can still make a low-fi game that runs at 200fps. It’s a design choice not an engine choice.

I hate to be the one to say it but an ambitious game made by a small team is a shit game to use as an example. They did not have the budget to optimize and the game is full of small technical flaws. Who ever told you that UE4 is better than UE5 is wrong, even without Lumen or Nanite. Also most games in UE4 only used 2k textures and in UE5 8k textures are used. The assets are heavier in general.

You are the first person I have ever heard say UE5 sucks. Why?

Exactly. “Swtches of comparable quality” is a fucking joke. Gateron switched are better. My Kailh and Akko switches are next level and function exactly like I want. In my tester boards the cherries stand out a bit because they feel awful.

Soft skills stand out, in the description of your old job make sure that there are soft skills tasks listed. You still need to be extremely technical.

So I fell ass backwards into DevOps. I have CS education and during covid I had to get a job as a SysAdmin. After I while I became the soft skills SysAdmin for the company I worked at. I would put together service contracts, be the point of contact, and coordinate between all parties involved. I still did technical tasks, I was just the dude that could make things happen. Customers liked to work with me more than the company owner. I had to move and when I updated my LinkedIn, I was contacted for DevOps roles. Apparently I have the exact skill set required for being a DevOps developer. I believe that you can’t be a DevOps developer on purpose, unless you go to school twice.

Your name is amazing