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ezst036 Hmm. He (re?)created KDE System Monitor on Windows. 🤔 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7UL5X9YgSdM/hq720.jpg?sqp=-oaymwEhCK4FEIIDSFryq4qpAxMIARUAAAAAGAElAADIQj0AgKJD&rs=AOn4CLBjSucwnY7FUAnkvE4-XF1s4Xs1Vg Reply
ejolson The way I'm understanding it, the neural network being trained to play Atari's Tempest is what's takes 70 percent of the GPU cycles. I think the dashboard runs during the training to monitor it. Training an AI to play a video game seems more practical than making a chatbot. Reply
ekio Thankfully he’s not in charge anymore Windows has caused enough damages in the world of tech for the past 30 years, by setting disgraceful standards, disgraceful quality, and disgraceful practices. Reply
usertests The only thing I want to see that isn't in the Win10 one is temperature monitoring. Reply
crumpycampbell If only never mind the beat LTT linus would have beat your head on something else nice task manger aslong we can optimise software it will be fine. Reminds me when many was still playing around with PCDJ software Reply
Darkbreeze ekio said: Thankfully he’s not in charge anymore Windows has caused enough damages in the world of tech for the past 30 years, by setting disgraceful standards, disgraceful quality, and disgraceful practices. He was never "in charge" of "Windows", he was "in charge" of developing the task manager and he left Microsoft back in 2003, you know, when Windows XP was still the most popular version and worked pretty darn great? If he had still been there, we might have seen a lot of things that WEREN'T "damaged" or "disgraceful". Reply
AlexDev404 Darkbreeze said: He was never "in charge" of "Windows", he was "in charge" of developing the task manager and he left Microsoft back in 2003, you know, when Windows XP was still the most popular version and worked pretty darn great? If he had still been there, we might have seen a lot of things that WEREN'T "damaged" or "disgraceful". Lets put it to rest. Plummer vibe codes everything these days. He doesn't know how to do any himself. I'm not sure why you all keep defending this man "just because" if he is clearly someone who just "throws everything together" without actually caring about how things work. Reply
LordVile Oh look a complete mess. Task manager today is fine, it’s no frills and does it job. It’s one of the few things windows does better than macOS Reply
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- https://www.tomshardware.com/software/windows/SPONSORED_LINK_URL
- https://www.tomshardware.com/software/windows/task-manager-creator-shows-off-tempest-ais-retro-futuristic-dashboard-jokes-that-this-is-what-the-task-manager-would-look-like-if-he-were-still-at-microsoft-today#main
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