You can use TripAdvisor for the reviews

Those are previous gen models, here are the current gen models: https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/8124a3ce-ab78-4f06-96eb-49ea29ffb52f/gpt5-system-card-aug7.pdf#page10

Will do!

Update: I did and it actually looks like a great tool to find the sources for the ‘both sides’. Unfortunately most of the news seem to come from the 10-15 same sources but nevertheless, that’s the best what I’ve seen so far

That’s a brilliant idea actually, thanks!

Aren’t they left-leaning? Sources: 1 2 3

I mean, MAGA sources work fine for me, as long as they actually just cover MAGA-friendly stories. I am fine with them manipulating me with the story choice as I follow a lot of news sources, I am just not fine with them manipulating me with the facts. I am looking for sources that I can be sure that the story covered is actually reputable and don’t really need to double-check it for the factual correctness

Is it really right-leaning though? The media bias check websites classify is either in the center (1 2) or as slightly left-leaning (3)

Have you looked into other countries than just the US and China? Why did you choose China specifically over, let’s say, India or even Eastern Europe? I am curious to know the perspective

Sir, this is a Wendy’s

The new mobile interface is lit 🔥. Finally usable

An actually solid mobile client

Yeah, plus consider how many people already learn Japanese as it’s considered to be a sexy language in many countries

And why Apple is using “Liquid Glass” for “Liquid Ass”?

What’s the issue with just using an adblocker? You cost them money to serve your queries but don’t make them any money provided you just browse and do not comment/post/vote

Came here after my niche small Reddit client got officially shut down. When the API changes were announced, I knew that I’d rather switch than use their official Reddit client. I didn’t like that they charge AI companies for accessing my data and I don’t get any share of their profit neither. Here on Lemmy everyone can train their AI models on our data but at least there’s no random dude (spez) who profits off that.

The decentralization meaning that I can choose some random small instance and not be bound to the admins of any big one was another big point for Lemmy

There are different levels of poverty. Poverty in Somalia and poverty in Scandinavia or Western Europe are two different levels of poverty that do not compare

What’s the licensing situation with Immich? Is it still “unlimited trial period”?

Yep, the vast majority of the teams mentioned are used exclusively for private companies and public institutions to report cyberattacks, taking down phishing sites and issuing guidance on things like the minimum password length. Or protecting military against cyber threats - would suck if you had, let’s say, drones, that during the wartime turn out to be compromised by the enemy army and sabotage your operations. That’s perfectly understandable and different than stealing trade secrets via cyberattacks. Therefore I’ve asked for actual reports of actual hacks conducted by any of the countries I’ve mentioned

What technologies Germany, Poland, Singapore or Norway stole since the fall of USSR if that’s the case? I can name many technologies that China stole, that the US stole, but definitely don’t see it as a critical piece for all nations. Most countries don’t even have hackers nor network of spies capable of stealing other countries’ valuable trade secrets

Sorry, fixed