Haven’t tried bard but use ChatGPT to write/debug scripts and SAP stuff. Also asking it when I have simple but technical questions.
I am also downloading and running the latest models in the local LLM space every 2-3 weeks, just waiting for the point at which they finally take over gpt3.5 at which point I’ll probably not touch ChatGPT again.
Yunohost is awesome, if only for the dyndns. I try to host most of the stuff in docker but dyndns never quite worked for me unless it was the yunohost one.
Firefox > Chrome
Perhaps some billionaire would adopt you and make a game out of defending you :P
Ublock + Sponsorblock are a killer combo I couldn’t use the internet without. I also use keepa to see amazon price history.
I selfhost freshrss and it’s amazing. If the reddit privacy frontends go down due to the api changes, I’ll lose those feeds but I already replaced them with lemmy feeds anyways :)
Thank you, just ran this over my account. I didnt delete comments, just edited them to say I’ve moved to lemmy :)
That is great, will look into it!
I don’t want to take away ressources from people who will look into Monero in the future :/
In the past I commented many explanations when people asked for help and I don’t want someone to find a thread with a question and deleted comment with a “Thanks!” reply. I guess a script to change all my past comments into something along the lines of “Removed. In case this was a support-related comment, feel free to ask for help on monero.town” could work?
I’d love to turn the subreddit into a mere front to funnle new people onto lemmy or another community forum but I doubt the average user would enjoy that very much 😅 I think we will put it up to a vote, we also did one to determin if we should join the protest in the first place
Haven’t heard of revolt before. Would be awesome if they had screenshare. I recently switched from jitsi to watchparty.me but this looks way nicer.
As long as a LLM doesn’t run into a corner, making the same mistakes over and over again, it is magical to just paste some code, ask what’s wrong with it and receiving a detailed explanation + fix. Even better is when you ask “now can you add this and this to it?” and it does.