Eventually, every company will tend towards services. Monthly income flows are more enticing than one-time ones.
And the internet is what makes such a thing possible...
Nvidia launches first SaaS Offering
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#12Tangentially related, but GeForce Now is absolutely incredible. It seems like they’ve finally cracked game streaming. If you have a solid wired connection, it is practically unnoticeable for single player games at this point. They also made the (genius) decision to integrate it with multiple existing stores like Steam and GOG rather than building their own. I don’t know if I’ll ever buy a gaming PC again.
Two major pain points for me:
1) I can't play my whole library. During the beta I was able to play pretty much my whole steam library but that changed after GFN went live. I accept that some titles may have technical limitations but thats far from universal. Like, why can't I play Red Dead Redemption II on GFN but I can on Stadia? Pure publisher bullshit, that's why
2) I wish Nvidia made it possible to apply mods to games. Steam workshop mods work if supported but the majority of games do not support that. I don't often mod but when I do its usually to correct some 'quality of life' issue.
I ended up buying a Steamdeck to game on instead of GFN.. I hope the arbitrary restrictions holding it back disappear someday
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#13Seeing more and more submissions recently break this guideline: > Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Time for guideline change or stricter enforcement?
Is this really a better title? OPs contains just as much information.
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#14Seeing more and more submissions recently break this guideline: > Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Time for guideline change or stricter enforcement?
Seems a bit long for the title, and "Company’s First SaaS Offering" is the first four words of the subtitle. Seems pretty reasonable?
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#15Tangentially related, but GeForce Now is absolutely incredible. It seems like they’ve finally cracked game streaming. If you have a solid wired connection, it is practically unnoticeable for single player games at this point. They also made the (genius) decision to integrate it with multiple existing stores like Steam and GOG rather than building their own. I don’t know if I’ll ever buy a gaming PC again.
Re: Nvidia launches first SaaS Offering
#16Tangentially related, but GeForce Now is absolutely incredible. It seems like they’ve finally cracked game streaming. If you have a solid wired connection, it is practically unnoticeable for single player games at this point. They also made the (genius) decision to integrate it with multiple existing stores like Steam and GOG rather than building their own. I don’t know if I’ll ever buy a gaming PC again.
If everyone thought this they'd put themselves out of the consumer hardware business.
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#17Seeing more and more submissions recently break this guideline: > Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Time for guideline change or stricter enforcement?
> NVIDIA Launches Omniverse Cloud Services for Building and Operating Industrial Metaverse Applications Is this really a better title? OPs contains just as much information.
So either a bad/irrelevant guideline or not properly enforced.
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#18Eventually, every company will tend towards services. Monthly income flows are more enticing than one-time ones.
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#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
> NVIDIA Launches Omniverse Cloud Services for Building and Operating Industrial Metaverse Applications Is this really a better title? OPs contains just as much information.
It's not about which title is better (I agree OP's better) but the guideline saying do not editorialize the title. So either a bad/irrelevant guideline or not properly enforced.
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's not about which title is better (I agree OP's better) but the guideline saying do not editorialize the title. So either a bad/irrelevant guideline or not properly enforced.
Or are guidelines instead of stead fast rules.