All sounds pretty sensible. I do think it might feel annoying waiting minutes to download a model for the sake of generating a line of alt text the first time, though. It would probably be quicker to write the alt text.
All sounds pretty sensible. I do think it might feel annoying waiting minutes to download a model for the sake of generating a line of alt text the first time, though. It would probably be quicker to write the alt text.
Nationalise the lot of them. They had their chance.
Maybe I woke up more cynical this morning, but...
Hoping to save her job, much?
I think if you read through this and take it at face value, there is a pretty clear picture of what happened: https://robmensching.com/blog/posts/2024/03/30/a-microcosm-of-the-interactions-in-open-source-projects/
I've set up my regular subscription. 👍 This was an important step towards the future sustainability of the platform, so I'm glad to see it happen. Thanks very much, @GreatAlbatross@feddit.uk and @Emperor@feddit.uk for your continued dedication.
I hate the Tory party. I want Labour to get in.
Apart from this 28 billion pound investment, I cannot name one thing they actually stand for going into the election. This is a problem.
Open Collective sounds like a great choice. I would be happy to donate £1 a month. 👍
Ah, I see, cut income tax just before a general election despite having literally years to do so prior, just so Labour will be forced to find extra income elsewhere or revert the tax cut in some form when they get in power. Cynical as usual.
Seems like there is broad support for this, though I find it personally annoying as my car really wants to be above 20 in 3rd gear.
Would have loved to see this for my 4A but glad they're looking to extend the support window moving forward. Many phones now are powerful enough to go years past their obsolescence date and chucking them away is just e-waste.
I do hate the way enums are in Go. It's just barely better than using a string
or int
in most cases.
I think defederation should be used as a last resort - specifically, I'm talking about an influx of tankies breaking feddit.uk's code of conduct. I think actions supporting a protest of lemmy.ml should be left to the individual, as to whether they want to continue participating in those communities. Ideally, the communities move themselves to a different instance that's less politicised, but that's not the world we currently live in.