u/Routine-Arm-8803

Hi.
Have not played BF4 for a long time and it's the one Battlefield games I have most hours on like 700. I remember loving the game a lot. Kind of exciting to be honest. Downloading as I write this. How is the game state, servers? Just tried again BF1 and it's ok just not a big fan of WW1 theme. And I can't play BF6 (event I wanted to give it a try) because of TPM 2.0 requirement. I am not upgrading all system because of RAM prices. Cannot find any games I would like to play. Squad is bit hardcore getting 1 kill in hour and it turns out to be a teammate gets boring quick. Hell let loose is kind of fine but also something is missing for me to keep playing long hours. So here I am going back to BF4. See you in the battle. :)

Iepirkos Maximā, diezgan lielas rinda, gan pie pašapkalpošanās kasēm, gan pie kasiera. Viens kasieris apkalpo cilvēkus gan pie savas kases, gan uzrauga pašapaklpošanās kases. Uztaisījuši tā, ka kasierim jāapgriežas lai piekļūtu pašapkalpošanās terminālim un viens varētu pārvaldīt abus. Cilvēki pieļauj kļūdas, kasierim jāskrien labot, tikmēr visi gaida. Kāds pērk 18+ preces pie pašapkalpošanās, atkal kasierim jāapstiprina. Redzami stressā, iespējamība pieļaut kļūdas palielinās. Blakus vel 3 kases kurās kasieru nav. Diezgan nepatīkami, ka lielvaikali izvēlās nealgot kasierus lai samainātu izdevumus. Vajadzētu ieviest likumu lielveikaliem.

Lai samazinātu pārmērīgu kognitīvo slodzi un klientu apkalpošanas radīto stresu, darbs pie kases un pašapkalpošanās kasu uzraudzība uzskatāmi par atsevišķiem darba pienākumiem, un tos nedrīkst vienlaikus uzticēt vienam darbiniekam.

I ran a little experiment that got weird results. The setup: I gave a highly loaded "Contradict this" prompt (using a complex Reddit debate as the subject). I ran the test on two entirely different models: a commercial, massive model (ChatGPT) and a small, local open-source model (gemma4 9.6GB via Ollama). After generating their responses, I made them critique each other's answers and asked them to pick the better one. And here's the interesting part. They both chose the other model's answer.

After that I asked them to write a reddit post about it and again feed them in each others responses this time ChatGPT picked gemma4 response however gemma4 this time said that it's answer was better.