I don't really post so much here, but I'm trying out #Mastodon, mostly because I want to know what people are talking about.
If anyone would like to follow me there, you can find me at https://t.co/Ekr4xbGgdB.
@hmvtweets Have you sold out? We keep on getting issues with a "Your basket expired. Please try again." error ๐
FYI, your app didn't give my wife the notification that the sale had started that she had asked it to give her...
@FistyMcHole@elder_plinius My thoughts exactly. I remember spending time chatting with Jabberwacky and Cleverbot back in the day.
I wouldn't be surprised if some of my old conversations from those days were in the Llama training data.
@TomLikesRobots I think it depends on how much you're using and relying on ChatGPT, particularly if you use it for work. Having to deal with usage limits and potentially degraded performance could be infuriating...
@rquandt I'm still using my XPS 9360 - I'm writing this on it. I managed to get an official Dell battery from a local retailer (Verkkokauppa in Finland) and replaced it last year. It cost 95โฌ all in.
@NVIDIAGeForce@AorusOfficial AI Tip: While many great AI apps are cloud-only and need regular payments, if you've got a modern GPU you can do incredible things for free!
Try open source projects like Stable Diffusion, Quality Scaler and more with #AIonRTX
@TomLikesRobots@pretendsmarts@REVOLVO__OCELOT Apple is much better at integrating new features, it's the advantage of end-to-end control. Android often feels more experimental, while Apple is often more coherent. Each approach has its own benefits and frustrations.