Also using Mlem, here. I like it because it’s a native app and has lots of customization features. I used to use Voyager, but it never quite felt native for me (though it’s been a long while since I last used it).

You’re probably looking for something like Opentopia

No. No, man. Shit, no, man. I believe you’d get your ass kicked sayin’ something like that, man.

Listen, I don’t know a ton about USAID, so I won’t defend it-though I’ve personally not seen any reporting that supports what you’re saying. Keep in mind, this isn’t Trump’s first rodeo. USAID was operating under him during his previous term.

What I’d really like for you to explain is how NOAA is presumably burning tons of cash in a way that doesn’t benefit taxpayers.

If they were really interested in trimming the fat, they’d go after the DoD, which is where they’d likely “recover” the largest amount. But I’d guess they don’t touch that budget at all. And in the unlikely event they did, you can bet anything to do with SpaceX won’t be touched.

Yep, FastMail has been great in my experience! I use a few domains with them. Never had any issues.

Haven’t gotten mine, either. Email said I’d get an invite like that night, but one never came.

I love that band!

For gaming, I’d suggest https://mstdn.games. Not entirely sure if NSFW is allowed, but I’ve never come across it, personally.

Several years ago, I contracted for a short time as a software engineer for a team within Walmart that was working on an in-house digital label solution. It was pretty cool as it was all custom hardware running Android. I think the project probably could’ve been run better, though. I’d guess that’s part of the reason they have taken so long to deploy some type of digital label solution, and ultimately went with a third party product.

I’d recommend trying LM Studio (https://lmstudio.ai/). You can use it to run language models locally. It has a pretty nice UI and it’s fairly easy to use.

I will say, though, that it sounds like you want to feed perhaps a large number of tokens into the model, which will require a model made for a large context length and may require a pretty beefy machine.

The first car I owned is by far my favorite. It was a ‘91 Miata (NA). It was very easy to learn how to work on it and fix things. It really made me love driving. I want to buy another Miata at some point.

I was looking for someone to mention this. It’s used so often in movies and television. I’m not surprised that people are saying they’ve never heard it. It’s always just some background music played in a scene, it’s never the focal point.

Receivers are already regulated