Nom nom nom tasty crayon.

It’s beans worthy quality content.

Forget about personalisation. That UX work is just 👌👌💯✨

But I’d definitely would like to know how it works.

My PC with 4GB of RAM and an HDD is barely holding with linux mint. Tbf Mint isn’t the problem, it only takes 32% of ram compared to the 60+% of a debloated windows 10. It’s the other apps. Running a browser along anything else and Linux mint starts to struggle, even the built-in apps like the file manager and the text editor feel like they’re gonna crash the computer at any moment because of the random freezing/ delays.

My advice would be to try upgrading to 4GB and installing an SSD. Your old computer will likely only support SATA SSDs, which have a max speed of 500MB/s, but it’s far better than the 30MB/s at best that the HDD disks give.

https://l.opnxng.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1ce4300/phi3_works_under_laylalite_on_android/

Or

https://llm.mlc.ai/docs/get_started/quick_start.html

The ai box is 700$ ? Who’s gonna buy it? Anyway, If you anyone want to run local llm on their own phone then try 4bit quantized phi-3.

Easy. Don’t run the python files directly but create a a launcher script that use md5 hash to check if the python file you wanna run changed and then apply the patch before actually running the patched python file. This avoid ever running the unpatched version.

Oh, be assured that threads will one day defederate and build a wall so you can’t access their content anymore. The Fediverse need to have a critical mass of users to survive when it happens, but if the features threads offers are too compelling and the majority of the new accounts are made in there then the Fediverse is screwed.

It’s far worse. They’re making improvements only on their side. The protocol everyone uses will lack the features their protocol offers. In other words, their side of the garden is now greener than ours, and one day, their side will be so majestic and beautiful compared to ours that almost nobody will want to visit it anymore, and like a flame without fuel, the Fediverse will Extinguish on its own.

Embrace Extend Extinguish

       ^

   we are here

Maybe you’re looking for Multimodal RAG ?

Interesting little article. It’s funny that lemmy users thought it was an ad considering the subject is literally an absolutely free linux OS.

Thanks for the info ! I geuss we’ll just have to be patient .

One of the most inportant features that lemmy lacks is the embedding of peertube/invidious/youtube videos . If you manage to incorporate this then what you’d have would be basically a huge improvement for the Fediverse. Imagine someone sharing a song/video he found on YouTube and instead of dealing with redirect and opening an entire other app you just click play. Heck, the user could add an “audio only” tag to their post to just show a music player widget.

I have like 4 gigs of flatpak updates I keep unchecking because at my horrible internet speed it would take the entire day if not more to download. Honestly, if you’re right then this is a horrendous design flaw.

There was an app that dealt with this but it’s since been abandoned.

There was an app that dealt with desktop entry and auto-update but it hasn’t bee updated since a few years already.

no repo (= virus danger)

Can be remedied with an official store/ being distrubuted by the devs themselves instead of random people. Appimage isn’t getting a tenth of the support flatpak is getting.

no deduplication of libraries

Might worth it if you have dozens of very heavy apps but it’s totally not the case if you only need a few simple programs.

That’s why I think AppImage is the best. Despite needing to pack everything it needs it’s always far more lightweight than flatpak. I’d rather download a 50mb appimage than several gigabytes of an entire OS libraries and then the updates requiring roughly the same size. That and I have a removedty internet

It’s my main lemmy client. Can’t recommend it enough. It’s not the most impressive client in terms of fancy features but it’s the most intuitive one I found.

It’s weird that people seems to outright hate any kind of repost. You know that there are posts that don’t really requires any user interaction to be useful. I am subscribed to the repost bots of the Today I Learned, life pro tips, memes, piracy and other subreddits and the contents been really nice so far.