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  • I've been using it and people are sleeping on it. It's easily the best LLM on the market right now, even if you're not using it for coding. Very good reasoning skills and it doesn't have the issues other reasoning models do where they overthink or keep saying "but wait" and confusing its outputs.

  • This is exactly what I wanted. I might make the switch now.

  • Discord is a terrible format to manage large, complex communities and projects

    Terrible how, though? That's exactly what it gets right. You have easy-to-setup roles and channel accesses, onboarding experiences for people joining a larger server, a huge ecosystem of bots for various purposes, etc.

    okay, it is bad for not being indexable, but it's good at what it does and it's popular for a reason.

  • Articles like this are constantly like "if only there was something we can do about it" while omitting the thing people are doing about it because the writer is too lazy to research properly

  • Yeah I remember voicing this concern when all online communities seemed to be going to discord and people seemed to mainly laugh at me in response at the time.

    Because there hasn't been a single proper alternative until very recently, and even then they're not as user friendly.

  • New sci-fi horror enemy just dropped

  • Other people answered how it's measured, but if you're just shopping for a CPU I'd recommend skipping straight to benchmarks. There's a lot of technical stuff involved but if you look at Geekbench/Passmark scores you can easily compare which ones are more powerful.

    If you're shopping for a laptop with a specific CPU I'd also look into how much power it uses (in Watts).

  • Bookwyrm does have a feature to fetch book data from OpenLibrary which is detailed enough. The problem last I checked is that the feature doesn't replace data of already-existing books, so even if it exists in OL it won't replace the empty listing in Bookwyrm.

    If that feature worked properly or the admin of the instance would update to the newest database of OpenLibrary then it should work fine.

  • Exactly. Also an interesting phenomenon I saw when microwaving water for tea is that, because it's so foamy and bubbly, the tea packet floats to the top when you drop it in which makes it harder to mix in the taste.

    Those few weeks where my kettle wasn't working were dark times.

  • Don't forget OpenAI constantly saying "We had an AI SO POWERFUL that it can be very dangerous!!! And no you can't see it yet."

  • While it is a big gap I never understood the internet's obsession with age and dating. If they're both over 21, they're both adults and can do whatever they want man

  • The middle east is very big so you'll need to be more specific. I live in the ME and it works fine on my end

  • Yeah this list is very dubious. FFXIV is possibly the chillest multiplayer game I've played.

  • A little early, isn't it? I heard Cosmic is still relatively unstable since it's still in beta.

  • Any website that hijacks my scroll wheel or forces smooth scrolling. It makes me unreasonably mad

  • With this, OpenAI is officially starting to crack. They've been promising a lot and not delivering, the only reason they would push out GPT4.5 even though it's worse and more expensive than the competition is because the investors are starting to get mad.

  • I'll take a guess that they are going back to Reddit so they can control what gets posted and shown to others. They got railed on Mastodon following the drama, which is probably why they're leaving.

  • Finally, a data breach that doesn't include me. Good to know I dodged it.

  • To be fair it starts with 32GB of RAM, which should be enough for most people. I know it's a bit ironic that Framework have a non-upgradeable part, but I can't see myself buying a 128GB machine and hoping to raise it any time in the future.

    If you really need an upgradeable machine you wouldn't be buying a mini-PC anyways, seems like they're trying to capture a different market entirely.

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    AMD to buy Finnish start-up Silo AI for $665mn in drive to compete with Nvidia

    archive.ph /33O61
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Apple introduces M4 chip

    www.apple.com /newsroom/2024/05/apple-introduces-m4-chip/
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Claude 3 launched by Anthropic — new AI model leaves OpenAI's GPT-4 in the dust

    www.tomsguide.com /ai/claude-3-launched-by-anthropic-new-ai-model-leaves-openais-gpt-4-in-the-dust
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Apple Vision Pro available in the U.S. on February 2

    www.apple.com /newsroom/2024/01/apple-vision-pro-available-in-the-us-on-february-2/
  • Not The Onion @lemmy.world

    Valve To Steam Deck Owners: Stop Huffing Its Vent Fumes

    kotaku.com /valve-steam-deck-fumes-vent-smell-good-safe-exhaust-1851094071
  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    alien.top is a new level of Reddit crossposting spam

  • Programming @programming.dev

    Monaspace - Microsoft presents a new font family for code

    monaspace.githubnext.com
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Raspberry Pi 5: available now!

    www.raspberrypi.com /news/raspberry-pi-5-available-now/
  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    Fedia.io is shutting down (and re-opening as a Lemmy instance)

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Google Deprecates Google Domains, Sells It to Squarespace

    support.google.com /domains/answer/13689670
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Russia starts blocking VPN at the protocol (WireGuard, OpenVPN) level

    vpncentral.com /russia-starts-blocking-vpn-protocols/
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    After Raising $235K, Abode Remains Committed to Taking on Adobe

    petapixel.com /2023/07/26/after-raising-235k-abode-remains-committed-to-taking-on-adobe/
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Framework Laptop 16 pre-orders are now open

    community.frame.work /t/framework-laptop-16-pre-orders-are-now-open/33828