

So an LLM with realtime learning/updation?
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So an LLM with realtime learning/updation?
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Most of the ones are local news sites.
Some of them are atom feeds for github repos.
I follow the Word of the day sub:
https://lemmy.world/feeds/c/wotd.xml
Activity seems to be low for the past month
Infinity for reddit too
Thank you.
I have only a basic understanding, like how for loops and small functions work.
I currently have whisper installed and I can get it display what I see on cmd. If the apps don’t work, will try that option.
What do you think is the use of trolley problems?
Thank you.
The script for Lemmy would be awesome. Could you share it, if possible?
Yep
Got lots of info on leftist thought on Lemmy in general
The foss communities are nice
Recently asked about bookmarklets here(this community) and the answers were cool
I need to ask about userscripts.
No issues.
Maybe you will see a use after some time.
I find the id one useful for sites like wikipedia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bookmarklet#Usage
Thank you
Edit:
The copy-paste bookmarklet does not seem to help with allowing copy-paste in the mobile version of the facebook website.
I came here around the same time too.
I remember registering in Mander or so earlier, but didn’t about the fediverse and forgot the account.
I still use reddit because of the local communities, but I like lemmy a lot more.
Learnt more about leftism and the general culture seems much better here(Likely due to the size of the communities, the mods and the logs being transparent)
- No mute button. I want to see what the pro-Russia people post in the Privacy, Degoogle, and Linux communities, but I don’t want to hear their replies when it comes to politics. Actually, maybe there should be a “block only within this community” button.
There should be a “Mute all who mute you(even in other communities)” button to balance this too
Enact land reform and nationalisation of resources in countries that want it.
Help with infra development.
If super intellect is available, then fusion, vaccines and similar stuff. Also setting up some cheap manufacturing of medicines.
None on le WhiteHome and NATO folk?
Hollywood adaptation with realistic plotline tho
What would be its uses?
Or what would be the fun things it would use?
I think a local ‘AI’-sh thing for grammar correction would be good for non-English folk learning the language.
Or maybe one that makes formatting easier? Tho, having regex with some shortcuts may be more efficient there.
The I’m Black Superman line in the trailer is awesome:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZ7PAyCDwEg&t=105
At 1:45
I often ask for source.
And sometimes I find that it’s headlines that are sensationalist or a specific interpretation of something.
Like, someone claims ‘XYZ believes/supports in ABC’, often to paint XYZ badly. I ask for source on it and they give an article where the XYZ is talking about something related to ABC or talking with someone related to ABC
I also ask for source, because of that.
As an example:
I had heard lots of anti-socialist stuff like the Molotov-Ribbentrop non-aggression pact, USSR invaded Poland etc. After joining lemmy and some reddit subs, I came to know about how the USSR was one of the last countries to create a non-aggression pact and other countries like Britain, France already had pacts and agreements. And that it happened after the Munich agreement where Britain, France and Italy came togethe to allow the Nazis annexation of Czechoslovakia.
I also learnt about how Poland invaded Czechoslovakia together with Nazi Germany and also denied USSR’s request asking permission for passage of its army to Czechoslovakia against the Nazi invasion.
So, I understand the value of asling for source and getting the context.
I do try to share sources as possible too. Though, it’s mostly wikipedia articles and may not be seen as a primary sources, but still.
1934 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German–Polish_declaration_of_non-aggression
1935 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-German_Naval_Agreement
1938 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munich_Agreement
1939 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molotov–Ribbentrop_Pact
So everyone had pacts and agreements with everyone, but when taken out of context and presented to denigrate, it has an effect on some.
So, generally I ask for source or context for most things