Welcome back!
Firefox evolves too, and there’s a lot of improvements both in the UI and under the hood. If you used Firefox before 2017, the difference should be especially prominent as they made a huge engine-level leap back then.

Welcome back!
Firefox evolves too, and there’s a lot of improvements both in the UI and under the hood. If you used Firefox before 2017, the difference should be especially prominent as they made a huge engine-level leap back then.
Looks cute! In a very good way :)
Nice! Can’t promise to follow you, but I’d like to know more about your content - that is, if you’re willing to share!
Makes total sense for them. Videos made by small creators take just as much drive space and require just as much CDN distribution, but don’t give nearly as much profit or user engagement.
In essence, YouTube exists specifically because of big channels, and smaller ones are a burden to them.
Go PeerTube! We need more creators there, and some of the great ones are already on there
Could this be what you’re looking for?
Replying to @Capybara_mdp@reddthat.com
Some off the top of my head:
!movies@lemmy.ml
!movies@lemmy.world
!Art_Alchemist_Guild@lemmy.today
!Dullsters@dullsters.net
!battlemaps@lemmy.world
!boardgames@sopuli.xyz
!rpgmemes@ttrpg.network
There are certainly more! Tell me your particular interests, and it’s very likely they have communities too. Anything from anime to documentaries, from woodworking and knitting to cast iron, and from D&D to Pathfinder!
I sometimes take up to three, despite living 60° North. Heat comes everywhere.
Replying to @KyuubiNoKitsune@lemmy.blahaj.zone
Precisely. If we want to keep our systems safe, we need not an extra AI, but strict adherence to well-established practices. Vulnerability in networks comes from lackluster execution of well-known, well-documented security measures.
Leave AI as an extra level of pentesting, it already does such things brilliantly.
Replying to @ms_lane@lemmy.world
Now that’s dedication
Replying to @Doom@discuss.online
A steamy Fediverse stream? Count me in!
Replying to @Redacted@lemmy.world
Completely unrelated question: any recommendations for a good porn feed, besides fedinsfw.app?
Replying to @eggpl4nt@lemmy.world
Welcome! Lemmy lives on active participation, and you made the right call. Besides, the chatter here can get lively!
Not to mention we have some Lemmywide games and activities from time to time (the most recent being the Season 4 of !thebutton@lemmy.zip, the basic idea of which you may recognize from Reddit), and you’ll need an account to take part!
Replying to @Bluescluestoothpaste@sh.itjust.works
Probably Firefox
Replying to @popetackler@sh.itjust.works
Is that conspiracy kicking in? Besides, it is still LLMs. Like, these are text-generating things, not weapon-grade AI. The absolute worst they can do is be used to assist hacking, and modern models coming from the US are already very good at vulnerability detection and pentesting. Not to mention the best defense against that is not AI, but standardized and strictly enforced network security.
Replying to @joe@lemmy.world
Arms race
Woah, we’re talking LLMs here, this is not a secret military technology. And China is very open about the developments made there - you can freely study and reverse engineer plenty of Chinese models, and see all the weights out in the open.
This whole race about them is, in my opinion, nothing but trying to pump the bubble even faster, churning the economy in the process and playing on gullible or self-interested politicians.
Replying to @popetackler@sh.itjust.works
This assumes LLMs to be a strategically vital technology, which it’s often treated as with little apparent reason, highlighted again and again.
Moreover, Chinese models are commonly open and you can freely run or study them.
Replying to @napkin2020@sh.itjust.works
The same phrase would be “cooking was never the hard part of running a restaurant”
Replying to @SabinStargem@lemmy.today
Given that hoarding RAM for AI is the main culprit behind the shortage, you’re guaranteed to get pitchforks instead of compassion here.
Replying to @kn33@lemmy.world
I believe there was some issue with this, at least I get to recall Nutomic discussing it in one of the GitHub issues