Oh gross, I didn’t come to social media for people.

The lemmy devs should have stuck to their convictions and committed to a social media protocol for lemmings.

What if your monitor has a bullet hole you want to avoid looking at?

Which communities/servers? I’ve found the comments on non political threads to be mostly reasonable.

There’s no doubt that lemmy is currently less active than reddit though

I’m not well versed in the structure of the american political system.

Did he actually get impeached twice or was it just raised for a vote twice?

I am thrilled to see an example of regulators actually putting work into blocking monopolistic mergers. Hopefully this is the beginning of many.

LLMs like chatgpt take a wild amount of resources to run.

If you want something as smart as gpt3 and you want it to run at typing speeds, you’ll need a gaming PC running it.

People just recently managed to run gpt3 strength models at all on ordinary laptop hardware (slowly).

There is currently no way to run something gpt4 strength on ordinary consumer hardware (I’m just guessing but I think it takes a few hundred gb of VRAM to run)

I’m so sorry, I can’t imagine how you bear it

Meh, lemmy is already interesting enough to kill time and past that I don’t care

It doesn’t rot because it’s not real food

Reddit doesn’t seem to understand what their platform is for. If people are adding “reddit” to the end of google searches, it shows that they want brands to talk less, and real people to talk more.

Hopefully we’ve collectively seen EEE enough to guard against it this time

This is a really good idea. Maybe someone can make a site called “Too powerful” that lists the bloated instances or something.

However: I’m not super deep into lemmy architecture, but what would stop the instance ops from creating a “sister instance” the the same rules and owners?