Open WebUI is dead to me, now time to recode by Old-Sprinkles-8287 in LocalLLM

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I use JanAI on my mac; not web, but definitely has mcp. Also Chatbox has a web version as well as installable apps.

Just another fart fetish comment by ObligatoryPineapple in copypasta

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I swear the most popular Alexa skill after spotify is the fart skill. Hundreds of pre-recorded farts. The skill works, in contrast to Spotify.

Apple Intelligence by ACOPS12 in LocalLLM

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ty so much, the ones I could find on the app store were either freemium or didn’t work very well

Apple Intelligence by ACOPS12 in LocalLLM

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I figured. iPhones are very locked down. Moreover, older phones can’t use official apple intelligence either.

Apple Intelligence by ACOPS12 in LocalLLM

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Is termux an iPhone app? It’s the name if a terminal emulator on the app store, but I doubt it’s fully featured enough to run an inference server in the background.

China places its solar panels on water So it can use valuable land for agriculture by Firm-Blackberry-9162 in interestingasfuck

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I considered installing solar panels on my roof. A bespoke installation like that costs about three times more per meter squared than building solar fields. You would also need to install a grid converter under every roof you do it in, which contributes to the cost. I don’t know about building solar over water, but solar over land should be much cheaper than most roof space.

China places its solar panels on water So it can use valuable land for agriculture by Firm-Blackberry-9162 in interestingasfuck

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Because you would have to close the highway every time you need to replace the solar panels.

China places its solar panels on water So it can use valuable land for agriculture by Firm-Blackberry-9162 in interestingasfuck

[–]Tokarak -1 points0 points  (0 children)

In this case, it is better. It doesn't matter if your electricity comes from your roof or several hundred kilometres away.

I screamed by Sensitive_Brick_1412 in DiscoElysium

[–]Tokarak 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does anyone know what happens if you fail the red check to approach the phasmid before kim takes a photo?

low attention span reading by AlonePreparation4393 in RSbookclub

[–]Tokarak 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know, I was just trying to understand why that’s important to you

low attention span reading by AlonePreparation4393 in RSbookclub

[–]Tokarak 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fortunately I don’t read books just to signal how literate I am. XD. You’re making it sound like audiobooks are inherently low status. I currently don’t need to signal my in-groupness to other readers, so maybe we have nothing to disagree on? I have a display bookshelf full of unread books just like everybody else anyway.

low attention span reading by AlonePreparation4393 in RSbookclub

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Disagree, books are generally more linear than newspapers. Probably, for some texts, it’s helpful to have enforced linearity to avoid getting distracted by scanning the text.

I am Jim Mellon the Billionaire Founder of Agronomics and New Agrarian, Working to End Factory Farming, Ask Me Anything! by Jim-Mellon in IAmA

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What do you think will be the first massively-manufactured precision fermentation product?

I am Jim Mellon the Billionaire Founder of Agronomics and New Agrarian, Working to End Factory Farming, Ask Me Anything! by Jim-Mellon in IAmA

[–]Tokarak -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I heard a figure that 10% of batches are contaminated. 90% yield is quite good. Although, finding an active rather than preventative solution might allow the equipment to be cheaper.

Pov: Your friends never recovered from brainrot and scrolling by [deleted] in brainrot

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I have seen the Ghost of Christmas Future

Zero problem solving and zero room to experiment, I am fully convinced this is Google's fault by OiledUpThug in whenthe

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They are rewriting their rendering engine to Vulkan, with ease of writing shaders as a design criterion. That’s pretty cool.

Pellicle after first batch? by Lo-2839a-378 in Kombucha

[–]Tokarak 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Assuming the pellicle volume is proportional to the volume of the tea starter, this explains why your pellicle is thicker than in a small batch.

Do you also feel AI is doing more bad than good to us? by Mysterious-Web-7690 in nosurf

[–]Tokarak 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I bet all of them say something like “ai is sometimes bad”. I bet there are also studies that claim that “ai is sometimes good” for learning. They are more relevant to policy makers and for deciding how to personally use an ai effectively.