

Yeah, they probably bought 2 RAM sticks and think they can now manipulate markets with a Lemmy post and turn it into a great investment.
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Yeah, they probably bought 2 RAM sticks and think they can now manipulate markets with a Lemmy post and turn it into a great investment.


Bin mir ziemlich sicher, dass Trump das auch genau so formuliert hat. Die großen ekligen US KI Unternehmen in die er investiert sollen “gewinnen”. Dafür brauchen sie Freiheit zur Innovation und keinerlei Regularien.
Abgesehen davon wäre es aber sicherlich zweckdienlich irgendwie deren Konkurrenz auszuräumen. Beispielsweise indem man die mit harten Regularien kaputt macht.


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Make sure to tell us what was written, drawn or calculated by an AI.


Well said. And I found computer stuff rarely to be a yes/no thing in the first place. It’s almost always a …well, depends… where are we going with this?.. there’s ten puzzle pieces which fit here and they all come with consequences and side-effects and form a different bigger picture.
I get the questions, though. And the desire for there to be simple answers to things like, should I install CachyOS? Should I buy 32GB of RAM, put a web application firewall infront of my webserver… There’s also a lot of opinions out there regarding those things.


Question is why, though. What are we trying to accomplish, here? There’s better hobbies than gatekeeping stuff just for the sake of it?!


Or use a different platform or wait for Lemmy 1.0


Maybe as another option, you could try to find a few other students and pool your money for a shared VPS? Back then I used to share an internet connection with few people to make it more affordable. We also used to share some storage space for stuff and the CS students did a website and an internal message board. I’m old, though. No clue how they do it as of today.


LLM plugins should be available in standard spamfilters like Rspamd. Some mail servers like Stalwart have it as well. You pick a prompt and provide it with an OpenAI-compatible endpoint and it’ll ask the AI for every mail. Can be a local model.
Not sure if it’s in the Email clients as well. I found a few Thunderbird addons, but that was just a quick Google search.
Wow, I didn’t know. Are there any bigger projects out there doing this? Most I find when googling it, is a few YouTubers and people who do it small scale as some sort of tech demo.
Wonder what kind if cost we’re looking at, when “washing” a library like chardet. And whether that’s something available to robin-hood stuff from the rich, or if it’s just the other way around.


Why Manjaro, though? Isn’t CachyOS way more popular these days? And for good reasons?


Doesn’t Debian make use of the Condorcet method? How are their proposals supposed to “split the vote”?


Glaub sowohl hier als auch in München gab es Bürgerentscheide und es waren ungefähr zwei Drittel für die Bewerbung.


Wow, die packen ja wirklich die wichtigen Probleme an. /s
Ist aber doch bestimmt schön aus deren Perspektive, wenn in der Stadt alles so super ist, dass es nix dringenderes mehr für den Stadtrat zu tun gibt?!
There’s always interest in sources. Otherwise you’d be the only one able to self-host the software. 😉


Heißt das nicht Thermische Verwertung? Aber ja, damit wird deren Energie ja wieder freigesetzt.


Could you please post this to the correct community? It’s a desktop application. Not something running on a server.
Also it’d be way better if you added transparency to the commits, with what’s coded by AI and what’s not. Currently it’s all mixed up.


Haha, die kann man echt alle in den selben Sack stecken. Aber dann nicht(!) in die Wertstofftonne, denn weder Thiel, noch Springer können recycled werden.
I’d say there’s likely something wrong with your service. Maybe it refuses serving on a domain it’s not configured for? Or there’s something wrong with the headers or something like that. Or the internal network. Anyway, the 502 error is sent by the Caddy server. That means everything from your browser to the Caddy server should be fine. You can reach it. There’s something wrong with the service or the parts in-between the reverse proxy and the application.