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This shouldn’t be too hard to implement in Emacs.
This shouldn’t be too hard to implement in Emacs.
Like the planet solaria: https://fandom.adminforge.de/asimov/wiki/Solaria
The energy demand of AI will harm humanity, because we keep feeding it huge amounts of energy produced by burning fossile fuels.
I can confirm: i don’t have a sourcehut account and have submitted several patches via email there.
There is a vim mode available in a lot of other applications though.
You can self-host libretranslate: https://libretranslate.com/
Install all the patches immediately.
There is a demo instance: https://demo.hedgedoc.org/
If you look at the buttons on the top, you’ll see, that you can create a guest note.
I think you should ask yourself, if you just want text, or if you’d like to have embedded images as well. In general it sounds, as if you are looking for something to publish notes. This could be simple text files on a webserver, or Markdown/Org-Mode files on a webserver, or Markdown/Org-Mode files converted to HTML on a webserver, or a tool like HedgeDoc: https://hedgedoc.org/
Sorry, I thought that we might be underestimating the factor of “slower”, but I couldn’t quickly find numbers to prove my point. I might be wrong after all. I wish you a good night. 😊
You don’t need to do it often, but initial training requires huge ressources and someone has to do it, if you want to create new models from scratch. And for this you need your compute packed as close as possible.
Network latency will make distributed training a very time-consuming task.
Cars are bad for the environment, please download bicycles instead.
What are you looking for? If you are into painting, Krita might be worth a try.
Yes, “VideoLAN Client” doesn’t sound like anything which might have network support.
Meet my friend: .unwrap()
What a horrible idea. Can you even use your terminal, when you are offline with this?
Mods used third party tools to help them with their unpaid work. These tools relied on access to the reddit api.
Then reddit charged ridiculous prices for api access, which would mean the apps would need money, so mods would need to pay to do their unpaid work or use the inferior reddit interface.
Given these choices, some mods decided to leave instead.
A short name for communities would be groups. I like to call the users fedizens, as it is not specific to one software.
I hope, you don’t think the same way, as you perceive society to think. Self love is more valuable than sex.