Sydney Butler

6 days ago | howtogeek.com | Sydney Butler

An "indie" game is simply a game where the people creating the game don't answer to any outsiders when it comes to its creative direction. Generally, people think of indie games as having low budgets and small teams, but that's not actually a requirement to be independent. At the same time, there are low-budget games with small teams that are not indie, such as Dave the Diver. There are some games that, to look at, might not trigger the idea of what an indie game should be in your mind.

1 week ago | howtogeek.com | Sydney Butler

The original Star Trek series was revolutionary. It changed how people thought of sci-fi on television, and it pushed the envelope in other ways as well. It was social commentary, and it wasn't pulpy or campy like what had come before. The influence of Star Trek is clear to see in much of the sci-fi that came after. Either explicitly, or in a more subtle way that even the creator might not realize.

1 week ago | howtogeek.com | Sydney Butler

The Continuous Thought Machine (CTM) model incorporates time into neural networks for more human-like problem-solving. CTMs bridge the gap between AI learning models like LLMs and human-like adaptability, but require more resources. The CTM model faces challenges such as longer training times, slower inference, and lower accuracy compared to current models. Do AI models "think"?

1 week ago | howtogeek.com | Sydney Butler

Cyberpunk 2077 for macOS is delayed past "early next year," leaving fans eager but without updates. The Switch 2 release coincides with Cyberpunk's Switch 2 availability, possibly delaying the macOS version. CD Projekt RED's silent approach disappoints fans. Mac gaming is on the rise. With great, capable hardware and increasing developer support with help from Apple, those who choose to go with Cupertino instead of Redmond now have more opportunities to play in between work sessions.

1 week ago | howtogeek.com | Sydney Butler

Wall-mounting is my preferred way to install a TV, and that's true for a lot of people. The only problem is that some people tend to mount their TVs too high. It's such a prevalent problem, that there's even a dedicated subreddit called r/TVTooHigh and it you do end up mounting it too high it can lead to serious viewing comfort issues. So why do people mount their TVs too high and how can you avoid doing it? That's what I'm here to explain.