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So far I think it'd be easier for me to search stuff up and write code myself than use these large language models. :P

@simon That's fair. For what it's worth I've been having decent luck with orca mini. I'll need to do some postprocessing to fetch just the code blocks out of responses though.

BTW! Sent in a PR to fix a bug when trying to run a gpt4all model offline. https://github.com/simonw/llm-gpt4all/pull/9

@simon Wow, yeah this works great! The orca mini model especially has a lot of bang for your buck.

Thanks for making this!

@simon It works! The ggml-replit model is having trouble with this fib function and got confused generatting error handling code. :P Are there any gpt4all things that are good with code completion? Or do they also need special treatment for how to prompt them?

@deniseyu Might need to wait another week cause it's sold out everywhere 😭

Amassing a small mob to see the barbie movie tomorrow. Kinda hard to coordinate a bunch of adults with schedules. Even harder to bridge the gap between discord gamers and instagram artsy folks. :P

@simon Does this work on the linux version of homebrew too?

Cool take I found on tiktok: Instead of just fighting to increase minimum wage, #unions should fight to decrease maximum wage that executives can be paid.

https://www.tiktok.com/@notkevinglidden/video/7259399015681297666

I think moderation on large social media would be easier if reading wasopen but writing was limited to being connected through some number of hops on the social graph by default. So much BS in "the comments section" is from randos that just had the algo show them a post and have no social context.

Maybe they can comment but only their friends should see it by default?

@PetraOleum That's so good! Defs gonna add it to my todo list.

I've mostly been gaming on my consoles the last few years so I'm kinda behind on what folks are using :)

@PetraOleum No clue what lutris is! :o I've only really used Steam and Wine for gaming on Linux so far.

Folks into #webdev and #accessibility do check out the fancy features Chromium has for viewing the accessibility tree for your site.

This is what your page looks like for folks using screen readers and how people navigate around your content with alternative input devices.

https://developer.chrome.com/blog/full-accessibility-tree/

If your site seems too noisy or illegible from that view, it might be a sign to rethink your approach