@shepard_thinks Venice lets you pick which model you are using. You can switch from cheap ones to expensive smart ones as needed. You can use the smartest models in the world through it if you pick them. You pay the premium for the privacy it gives.
Venice is now hosting the latest Deepseek uncensored. This is a big deal. Use my link to get $10 in credits on venice if you dont have an account yet. Good stuff.
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@propfreedom My good friend @shepard_thinks wrote an excellent book based on our Anti-Subjectivism (https://t.co/LAXSXgmbwY). Definitely a good read. I'm happy to see it appear in the PFS!
@NousResearch I was backing @spacexai until this past week when they helped me to realize I have zero ability to tell how much of and what i'm even getting for my money... And they'll change both without telling me. Fool me once...
@JoeyGilkey@bot@spacexai The fact that they can swap out the model to a dumber one with zero notification to paying customers, even though the TOS may say they can, is super off-putting and trust erasing. Forget "can" though—that they thought it was acceptable to do that to us is a larger red flag.
@Blizzard_Ent your website and battle net launcher have been near unusable for months for PC's with joysticks or rudder pedals connected because you're treating them like game pads / controllers causing the selection to forcibly scroll. Fix your shit already ffs.
Being a new person to writing I've been resisting decrying the fences of these "scholarly standards" until I've had time to learn why they were built. There are benefits from some of them for sure. Others seem arbitrary and serve only to keep a high garden wall around the ivory tower.