@davidgerard It's actually funnier than that: it isn't 'Windows might catch up to Linux in gaming performance', it's 'Windows might catch up to Linux *running Windows games, pretending to be Windows* in gaming performance'.

It says a lot when emulating something is quicker than running the thing natively.

@toldtheworld @david_chisnall I do, as I've been asked to look into the slop machines at work -- and yes, I objected. But there's a use-case I've not seen mentioned and that's using the embeddings models to do semantic search.

SS isn't new, but doing it now is a matter of installing ollama, and postgres with pgvector, and getting on with it.

It doesn't solve the ethical issues, but it genuinely does work *if* you're willing to overlook that.