Try this one: nerdvpn instance

Not sure if they block VPNs too, but there are a bunch of other instances that proxy/clean up reddit, you can use something like libredirect to automate the redirection and instance list management.

We really need tags on Lemmy, so I can easily find and re-read all of these captain's jokes comics, once in a while~

Great job, as usual!

The big problem is that we have long stepped over that line.

Now even when you pay you are still shown ads (maybe, but not surely, not-targeted) and your data is still scrapped and analyzed to hell and back.

I would personally prefer to not have AI Generated photo realistic content that can easily be mistaken for real photo in this community.

At the same time its very nature makes it really hard to moderate and control, and can easily spiral into witch hunts or limiting the content from only an handful of trusted sources, which would kill the already limited contributions outside of the ones from the wonderful anon.

The only solution I can think of is adding a vague rule, as someone already posted, asking to avoid it and be lenient on the casual trasgressors, asking, educating and warning first. Not straight out banning or demeaning.

At the same time I feel there should be low tolerance towards the amount of vulgar, harsh and honestly disheartening comments that tend to flood discussions even vaguely related to AI on lemmy. There's a really vocal group of people that floods any thread that could potentially be AI or about AI.

I get the reaction, but I think it has no place here: this has always been a wholesome, kind, community.

About artsy AI (drawings, comics, fake paintings, digital pieces etc) I don't really have a strong opinion, mostly because I don't follow this community for the art but mostly for the photos of real owls: I just think it should at least be properly tagged.

You can leak memory in perfectly safe Rust, because it is not a bug per se, an example is by using Box::leak

Preventing memory leaks was never in the intentions of Rust. What it tries to safeguard you from are Memory Safety bugs like the infamous and common double free.

You could consider a physical donation to the Internet Archive too, which is potentially more useful than a normal library because, as they say and I quote, they "try to digitize materials and make them available publicly as funding allows".

More info here: https://help.archive.org/help/how-do-i-make-a-physical-donation-to-the-internet-archive/

I don't have direct experience with RooCode and Cline, but I would be mighty surprised if they work with lesser models of even the old Qwen2-Coder 32B - and even that was mostly misses. I never tried the Qwen3 coder but I assume it is not drastically different.

Those small models are at most useful for some kind of smarter autocomplete, not to run a full tools framework.

BTW you could check out Aider too for a different approach, and they have a lot of benchmarks that can help you get an idea about what's needed.

You have to wait for the annual reruns, or - if you are on PC - you can use a mod (I think it is this one?) to rerun them offline

I think you mean: certified mail at least 30 days before renewal to cancel, we will answer between 60 to 90 days only if the termination was successful.

Your works are really amazing!

I don't have them: I generated a new one modifying the prompt

Is this what you meant? If you want it in other styles I can try them out, but it will take some time

EDIT: If it was because I said it was straightforward to gen them in whatever style, it is because of the dataset Chroma used for training: I would be incredibly surprised if centaurs aren't in there

Sorry about the confusion

Using Chroma (v50 annealed GGUF Q4) it was pretty straightforward to get a centaur in whichever style, so I tried to make something weirder, making the head a completely different style from the rest of the image.

It was kind of a PITA to get something somewhat coherent and not messed up, but I think with enough prompt massaging it could output something really nice, but I don't have the hardware to experiment too much: it just takes too long to gen.
Still, it was fun.