I believe it was supposed to monitor your jellyfin library and look for potential upgrades.

OP wants one that isn’t heavily defederated.

Any pointers where to begin?

You want a place full of radicals that other people can’t defederate from? What you want is Twitter.

I’m surprised to see this community of all places pushing back on the idea that LLM companies are in a financial bubble.

Maybe things have improved but the last time I tried the Home Assistant er- assistant, it was garbage at anything other than the most basic commands given perfectly.

Well explained thank you.

a cash grab based on a currently trending sentiment.

If that sentiment turns out to be accurate (AI products do not add value to a company) an index like this would make sense, right? Most indexes leave out speculative assets like crypto and gold. At this stage the value of LLM technology is still speculative.

I’m not an expert here, just trying to understand what makes this much different from any other ETF investors expect could outperform the market.

not really the fediverse if its not federated is it

If you want something you don’t have to fuss over, that’s very stable (but also gets frequent updates), and “just works” with most games? Bazzite is your answer.

Thorough analysis, sad it had to be done.

If you’re someone who already believes that New York City is a violent hell hole and ICE is cleaning it up, then videos like this that get mindlessly scrolled past can reinforce that belief and are unlikely to be critically analyzed.

“Sotreé Seet” is a real place in New York I am pretty sure

Also not surprised that all but one of the belligerent NYPD are non white…

😂 Honestly I start to feel bad for someone like this. The entire point of these LLMs is basically allowing someone to live inside of a pretend reality where they can’t be hurt… and this guy can’t even manage that.

Getting a “429 Too Many Requests” error.

But if true- this is depressing. I’ve always viewed Ars as a sort of standard bearer when it comes to tech news. Other outlets like The Verge do a lot of “best [product]” articles with affiliate links, and while I understand why, and don’t think they’re being dishonest, it just feels cheap. Seeing Ars fail at basic fact-checking is truly depressing.

I loved this episode, it was really funny to hear “normal” people navigating getting an instance up and running, but they did without too much trouble. They also have 7K monthly active users since creating it, which is a great infusion of fresh blood to the fediverse.

“I think that people assume, because the pictures aren’t real, that it’s not as damaging,” Brewer told me. “But if anything, this was worse"

Yeah good points there, and I certainly didn’t mean to imply ads were historically better on the whole. Ads from a a century ago also featured a significantly greater amount of flat out lying about their products, especially when it came to medicines and “tonics”.

But even if we accept that their honesty has improved (dubious) I do think advertising today has become more intrusive, and the function of advertising is today is more about disrupting our focus than it ever has been.

100% agree

It doesn’t have decent anything yet but it’ll get there eventually. The voice chat is actually one of it’s stronger points IMO.