kakes @ kakes @sh.itjust.works

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Yeah, I've got a full arr setup so far - just need to iron out a few kinks before I can consider it "done". Mainly just dealing with my server computer being incredibly slow with - I assume - transcoding.

I'm busy with work lately, but I'm investing into setting up Jellyfin, and the moment that's running, I'm canceling as well.

Would cancel sooner, but I'm not the one that actually uses it, so this was the compromise.

Gonna second this. Unless you also install a 24/7 fume hood in your bedroom, the smell alone would be nauseating - not to mention toxic/carcinogenic.

Also, I don't have an FDM printer, but I've heard even those aren't good for bedroom use due to the fumes from the plastic.

No you won't.

I see your point, but I do think that "privilege" is normally used in a way that includes freedom from oppression.

My take is that LLMs are absolutely incredible... for personal use and hobby projects. I can't think of a single task I would trust an LLM to perform entirely unsupervised in a business context.

Of course, that's just where LLMs are at today, though. They'll improve.

I don't disagree that they should back up their claim, but it does intuitively make sense. AI - GPT LLMs in particular - are typically designed to push the limits of what modern hardware can provide - essentially eating whatever power you can throw at it.

Pair this with a huge AI boom and corporate hype cycle, and it wouldn't surprise me if it was consuming an incredible amount of power. It's reminiscent of Bitcoin, from a resource perspective.

Visual issues may be an early indicator of cognitive decline

"You guys actually want to play these things? Yeeesh."

Ahh okay, interesting. I'll have to give this a try, then.

How is them making more money selling bogus ads "worse results" for them, though?

I mean, I've recently bought a Fallout MtG deck (against my better judgement) and the Fallout TTRPG starter set, so they've got my money at least.

7 Ways to Maximize Misery

Can they, though?

I say "A part of me thinks [...]" (or "wishes" or "wants", etc) so often that it has started to seriously annoy me.

Not to be a stereotypical Lemming, but many problems are also caused by our economic structure and those at the top of that structure.

But generally, yes: water.

Reddit's search feature is "site:reddit.com" on Google.

I just want enough humans to outnumber all the repost bots, honestly.

Free speech rights don't apply to platforms. We have the right, arguably the responsibility, to filter certain speech.

En masse*

I don't think the way to go is flooding them with garbage. What reasonable person would see that and think "Yeah, this is where I want to spend my time"? The only solution in my mind is to engage in meaningful, relevant, organic conversation, and talk about how Lemmy has been a great (or at least good enough) alternative to Reddit. Let the platform win on merit.