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Is Microsoft Preparing Windows 11 For Project Helix?

It's worth noting that the next-gen Xbox, codename 'Project Helix,' is purported to be a gaming PC hybrid, leveraging a custom Windows 11 frontend UI similar to the ROG Xbox Ally handheld. Consoles come with the expectation of consistent and smooth performance out of the box, without any of the tinkering typical with PC gaming, so it would make sense for Microsoft to prioritize performance and ensure that things are up to snuff ahead of the console's launch. Valve leverages its custom Linux OS for the Steam Deck to bridge the gap, ensuring both the consistency of consoles and the customizabili

Microsoft Reportedly Working To Improve Gaming Performance On PC Due To SteamOS Pressure
What is the ChatGPT 'fart' prompt?

Here’s the exact prompt I use when the pressure is on: “Stop trying to sound smart or polished. Give me the ugliest, messiest, most half-baked version of this idea possible — like a total brain fart someone blurts out before the real idea arrives.” Surprisingly, the results are shockingly useful. The second you give ChatGPT persmission to stop trying to sound "polished," you'll get something far more real. I've noticed this prompt works especially well with the default model, ChatGPT-5.5 Instant, which feels less like a people-pleaser than earlier models. That update, combined with being far m

I use the ChatGPT ‘fart’ prompt whenever I’m stuck — and it somehow works every time

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r/Games · u/Turbostrider27 · May 15, 2026

Amazon pressured one of its teams to develop an AI game, they scrambled to make it work - then got laid off anyway. The story of Project Trident.

Amazon pressured one of its teams to develop an AI game, they scrambled to make it work - then got laid off anyway. The story of Project Trident.
r/Windows11 · u/Desperate_News_8209 · 4w ago

I bought a Galaxy Book and didn't like the stylus apps on Windows. So I spent months building a native, 60FPS C#/WinUI 3 alternative. It’s completely free.

Hi r/windows11, A while back, I bought a Galaxy Book and was incredibly excited to start using the S Pen. However, I quickly became frustrated with the desktop note-taking app landscape on Windows. So many did not have t…
Hacker News · u/pauliusztin · May 30, 2026

I spent a year building agent memory on knowledge graphs. Here are my 5 mistakes

I spent the past year building a unified memory layer for my AI agents using knowledge graphs and ontologies on top of MongoDB. I followed every trend first. I reached for the shiny frameworks and tried to design the per…

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r/nvidia · u/ASUS_MKTLeeM · May 14, 2026

Announcing the ASUS ProArt GeForce RTX 5090 32GB GDDR7 - Artistry Meets Performance - 2.5 Slot, Dual 115mm Axial Tech Fans, Liquid Metal GPU Cooling, 3D Vapor Chamber, Double Vented Backplates - Coming Soon

We previously introduced the ASUS ProArt GeForce RTX 5090 during CES this year, but the card has now officially launched and will be available in channel in the coming weeks. Since we previously covered most of the featu…
r/networking · u/BlackJaguar · May 4, 2026

Network Engineer Seeking Direction ...

Hello all, I want to ask some questions about particular career progression paths for me, but before I do that I would like to give some context by listing my current situation career wise and personality wise so that I …