The Llama 3.1 models are probably the best all-rounders, with the Llama 3.1 8B version being the most popular.
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The Llama 3.1 models are probably the best all-rounders, with the Llama 3.1 8B version being the most popular.
If we’re talking about weird video game ads, I want to give a shoutout to PS3’s baby ad
I don’t know if this was requested before but I really want there to be a way to see all comments throughout crossposted threads. It sucks that there are so many crossposts that have like 1-2 comments each. I want to see all discussion about a post at the same time.
Their problem is that these answers affect their bottom line.
It’s more complicated than that. Adding friction and paywalls will quickly kill their userbase, requiring a proof of identity or tracking users is a privacy disaster and I’m sure many people (especially here) would outright refuse to give IDs to companies.
They’re more like a compromise than a real solution. Even then, they’re probably not foolproof and bots will still manage.
Not even the biggest tech companies have an answer sadly… There are bots everywhere and social media is failing to stop them. The only reason there aren’t more bots in the Fediverse is because we’re not a big enough target for them to care (though we do have occasional bot spam).
I guess the plan is to wait until there’s an actual way to detect bots and deal with them.
Alternate title: Paradox discovers that players aren’t willing to buy a broken game with the promise that it will maybe get fixed within 1-2 years.
The first two seasons are fun, but quality falls off right after. That said, it’s pretty edgy and the humor isn’t for everyone.
I notcied the new update as soon as it dropped. The devs really did a fantastic job, everything about the UI is cleaner and easier to use.
This reads like an ad. They claim to use 1000 times less data than proprietary models, except nobody knows how much data they use or how big proprietary models actually are. Also there’s a giant asterisk here they fail to mention: Molmo outperforms the competition at visual benchmarks, not actual text chat.
Personally I never reached a point where I had to use any kind of storage software. All you need is a good external storage and a little bit of organization.
If anyone is serious about data storage I would honestly choose external SSDs or an enclosure that supports SSDs. I’ve had terrible experiences with hard drives failing over the years or clicking and corrupting my data.
With his novel series starting and the Bumper Book of Magic finally about to drop it
He’s still writing? I thought he retired a few weeks back.
I don’t know if there’s a source specifically for this but when I often get stuck and start repeating myself I look up Merriam Webster’s thesaurus and start replacing boring words with better ones.
So rather than say something like awesome I’d say a word like marvelous, lovely, etc.
Yeah a lot of people miss the fact that the play for Twitter was never about money, but control. Owning one of the most popular social medias makes it easy to spread propaganda and amplify your voice.
While you were out there whacking your straight stick, I spent years studying the blade…
Katana snaps in half after first swing
Copy pasting my comment from the other thread:
I’m sure it could be a great movie but it just doesn’t seem that appealing. I feel like there have been a lot of robot becomes friendly with wildlife stories and every time I see a poster for this it reminds me of Bastion’s short from Overwatch
How does this compare to Revolt?
Imaginary dragons… As opposed to real dragons? 🤔
I also don’t understand why people are obsessed that “flappy bird is back” when there are millions of clones that are the exact same game and have been playable for a decade
And Naughty Dog during the PS3 era
Not the PS2 era? Jak and daxter was the GOAT.
Ugh. And here I was hoping they’d bring back the rest of their systems online soon, but it seems like their security is in shambles and we may be looking at a few months until IA is fully back online.