I’m the creator of Marginalia, a Claude powered writing editor. I’m also working on writing my first novel, Persona Drift, a journey into a transhuman future!
This might be good if done right.
When I was a kid, Canadian Content was a pejorative. There was a certain kind CBC drama that tended to be very samey. The historical dramas they produced were watched by the people with no other channels available, the people that wrote them, and that’s it.
But if this money was put to making actual entertainment, not prestige works, then it might actually build up Canadian soft power like anime supports Japan.
You should scrape an identification number into the doors, hood, roof, and rear. Just so you can keep track. For science.
What models exactly? And what kind of hardware do you need to run them? Also, are there any GitHub repos that replicate Claude projects?
Same here. I’ve had no luck with proton. It’s gotten to the point where if it doesn’t run natively on Linux, I won’t buy it.
I dug Digg once upon a time. When they tried to undermine the power users, I found Reddit. Then Reddit enshittified. Now I got Lemmy. It’s where I want to be. No company behind it, milking the users.
Burst the fucking bubble already. I’m edging so hard right now.
I was a Windows user since 95, but I was increasingly feeling that my Windows PC was not my PC. That my personal information was being sent to some MS server. Then they started pushing recall and shoe horning in copilot. The sledgehammer that broke the camel’s back was when my perfectly good PC was deemed not good enough for an upgrade to Windows 11. I went Linux and am never going back.
Their lane being sourcing carnauba wax from plantations that use forced labor?
I switched from Windows 10 to Mint. While there is a steep learning curve with basic things like adding an icons to the menu, I’m wishing I made the move earlier. There is a noticeable performance improvement with Stable Diffusion.
I’ve been a Windows user since 95. I tried a few times to move to Linux, but basic user unfriendly problems always brought me back to Windows. Now there’s no option to go back. Linux Mint has had some bumps, but I’m properly motivated to jump over those hurdles now. I’ve become a proud Linux user this last week. Finally free of Microsoft’s gravity.
That shit made me switch to Linux. Now that I crested that learning curve, I ain’t ever going back. Stable Diffusion is 10 to 20% more efficient? Sweet. The only hiccup is with older obscure games. But I shouldn’t be playing games in the first place.