Whew, I was getting worried we were one day into 2024 and nobody said this yet.

It would be kind of ironic to have an isitdown community on Lemmy itself. If an instance it down nobody from there would be able to post, and if the instance the community is made on is down then then none of the posts would federate

I know reading is hard but you realize this quote was reason #5 of the many reasons listed… I’m not going to copy-paste the article, it’s all relevant info.

Honestly you should just stick to Fedora.

Why?

Seems like a cool project, but with such weak specs what can one actually do with this?

Dall-E 3 is the easiest to use and usually understand prompts the best. You can use it for free via Bing Image Editor.

People probably said the same thing when Apple dropped PowerPC for x86, there’s going to be an awkward transition period but when it becomes a standard you’ll feel differently.

Who said anything about Linux becoming Windows?

Dunno, but I suppose you can use piped: https://piped.video/watch?v=98kFh3JpIXk

I’d rather not have bots posting outside bot communities. It’s annoying seeing them here.

I didn’t want it but now that it’s here and many people did message me (usually asking for something) I would feel upset that all that history is lost.

Thank god I made a data request last month asking for everything in my account. I have all my 10+ years of Reddit history backed up elsewhere.

Sounds like they’re actually going through with the leak saying they’ll pay high karma users much faster than I thought.

It is ridiculous, but according the article the CEO hid stable diffusion from him and told him the company was failing.

Great stuff. I didn’t expect Meta of all people to be leading open source LLMs, hopefully now companies will invest into making Llama models that are actually competitive.

Whew, I instantly feel validated in my decision to leave Reddit. If this gets applied it will encourage a bot apocalypse in Reddit, which is already something they’re struggling with.

I’ve used ProtonVPN and managed to sign in easily

You’ve got stuff like helping assistants on Duolingo and Khan Academy powered by GPT-4, you’ve got stuff like tools for automatic search engine optimization, tools for automatic code generation, tools for grammar spell checking, tools for translation, and probably a lot more I’m unaware of.

There’s quite a lot of people depending on GPT right now.

The market of people buying APIs for popular chatbots. Right now OpenAI’s GPT is overwhelmingly the most popular option and pretty expensive. You constantly see a lot of “powered by GPT” features on products now, but hopefully Claude can provide some better competition.

Luckily it doesn’t need a phone number like OpenAI so you can just VPN it.

Woah, this is huge. Claude 1 was already more useful and coherent than ChatGPT (3.5, not 4). The big point was that it wasn’t available to everyone. This could really steal some marketshare from OpenAI if things go well.