That's rad, how do they work?
hbar
joined 2 years ago
I started getting into Lemmy with the reddit API announcement like many others. if the RIF app shuts down I'm never going back, and even if it manages to stick around I probably will be done with reddit. I've committed to Lemmy at this point, I'm trying to build a pathfinder RPG community here, and I've been contributing to many other communities where I can.
I've fully committed to replacing reddit in my life, I'm trying to be active here and pointing people to Lemmy when I can. Reddit has made it clear they dont care about users. they get content for free, moderation for free, etc. They pissed on their base and deserve a mass exodus. I just hope people follow through.
time travel, horror, air ships
Lesswrong has been posting about AI doom for quite some time, they have a lot of good reads. https://www.lesswrong.com/
I have a mix of RSS feeds that go straight to Feeder (Android). A few of them include Ars Technica, the Google ai blog, Less wrong, slashdot, MIT news (ai), bbc. I'm constantly adding and subtracting.
This was done with gpt 3.5, I wonder how it holds up to gpt4
I start with 1s, look in the row blocks to see if I can fill any, then the column blocks. Then move on the 2s, 3s... If a block or row or column is mostly filled in I see if I can get any of the rest to close it out.
It finally showed, I subscribed. Only one, lol. Guess there wasn't a big need yet
Nothing showed when I tried, but now I know it's out there I'll figure it out. Thanks!
I searched Milwaukee but nothing showed in communities, but I'm coming from another server
I've heard the Expanse books are great, I watched the Amazon series already. Are the books even better?