AFAIK this is not like the steamdeck where it unloads the entire desktop for better performance, its basically just a fullscreen app if its the same thing those windows handhelds got (And this is what it looks like to me).

IIRC Linus Torvalds said in the Linus Tech Tips video he was in that he thinks many of the bluescreens Windows gets a bad rep for are actually bitflips that happen due to most desktops not using ECC-Memory.

Since i have seen this video this question has been in my mind from time to time.

Even if I disregard all the shady connections that are obviously total coincidences, it still wouldnt feel better they worked together at all. You should only partner with a company if you are 100% certain it fits.

Also these pixels can just go bright the moment you dont need this anymore, instantly making everything look good and bright again :)

I dont have a real special usecase, i just use it whenever i think it will give better results than googling or thinking or i dont feel like getting annoyed by cookie popups.

And i dont think gpt3 was best, but it felt like it actually listened. Now i tell it: "You did this and this wrong, i specifically told u the exact opposite. Can you please do what i asked you?" And then it says something like: "Oh yes my bad, you are right and very very smart to have caught that you must be a super genius. I will now do what you asked me" Does the same wrong thing again. and again and again.

I ask it to fix a mistake, it tells me it fixed it, gives 1:1 the same thing with more errors.

It also feels like it forgets mid convo way faster than it did.