cute thighs :3 even if most comments seem to say it’s not unix :333

interesting. are these ai chips actually being released on open markets yet, or are thongs still in development phases?

hehe, I’ll take the compliment

thanks!! maybe it’s not a coincidence I’m super into “”“retro”“”* technology, though it wasn’t on purpose i suppose lol.

*it’s not retro, I’m literally talking about technology from 2000-2013. Mp3 players, high quality digital cameras, pretty much everything in a modern day smart phone before they got replaced by them.

hehe I’ll take it tbh.

I’m a cute gay edgy lil hackergirl UwU 🥺🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

thank youu hehe.

as for specs, it’s a newer model Thinkpad, E26 or E16 or something but can’t remember for sure, just know it ends in a 6 lmfao. Got 16 GiB RAM, and something like 128GiB storage (would’ve preferred 256 or even a TiB, but there’s a slot for upgrade anyways so whatever). Running arch + KDE.

omg wait I love that so much tyy lol

Wait ur actually soo cutee whatt??? the stripes, the lighting and all the colors matching is so cutee omg, now I kinda want that outfit too hehe

At least with the more advanced LLM’s (and I’d assume as well for stuff like image processing and generation), it requires a pretty considerable amount of GPU just to get the thing to run at all, and then even more to spit something out. Some people have enough to run the basics, but most laptops would simply be incapable. And very few people would have resources to get the kind of outputs that the more advanced AI’s produce.

Now, that’s not to say it shouldn’t be an option, or that they force you to have some remote AI baked into your proprietary OS that you can’t remove without breaking user license agreements, just saying that it’s unfortunately harder to implement locally than we both probably wish it was.

wait, you guys are ricing for efficiency? i thought it was just about making it look pretty? I guess basic shortcuts and stuff are important though.