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I use local LLMs on my own hardware pretty much exclusively; that solves the privacy and rugpull concerns.

I mostly use an uncensored version of Qwen3.8 these days; previously I used an uncensored version of Qwen3.6. Occasionally I'll use other models (e.g. ones derived from Gemma4) as well, but more rarely. The censorship removal gets rid of a lot of the "As an AI model" hedging crap, and refusal to talk about "sensitive subjects" that could get the model maker in hot water (e.g. "a certain famous event that happened in China in 1989" for Chinese models). That also means it can talk about sexual subjects or tell me to go kill myself, technically, but it doesn't unless I push it to.

It's pretty good at OCR; quick coding questions like the kind of stuff Google would've sent me to Stack Overflow for a few years ago; summarizing text; and offline translation (up to a point). Sometimes I bounce ideas off it, have it proofread/look for mistakes in code or other text I've written, and stuff like that.

Do you consider AI good enough to substitute human interaction?

I spend a lot of time alone. It's a pretty mediocre substitute for real human interaction. It was pretty fun to poke at LLMs via chat when I first got the ability to run them on my own hardware, but the novelty wore off pretty quick. I wrote my own tooling and saved chat logs I thought were interesting. I had 78 in May when this stuff was still really new to me, 50 in June, 14 in July... and just 1 last month that I thought was actually worth saving. 🤷️

According to SteamWorks Documentation: A depot is a logical grouping of files which are all delivered to a customer as a single group.

In the simple case, that's probably an EXE and some DLLs plus maybe some graphics/music/etc. files (if they're not packed into the EXE) for a particular version of the game.

What I mean is: your other post goes to The Guardian, so I don't think it's a blanket ban.

@technopagan@lemmy.world -- FYI you've got a confused user here from your community. Pinging you since you seem to be the only mod there who's posted anything even somewhat recently. Can you shed some light on the moderation policy for them? Thanks.

Your second post seems to be there: https://lemmy.world/post/53829743 -- so whatever issue you're running into probably isn't due to The Guardian.

Checking modlog it looks like it was actually your Musk post that was removed?

You could try messaging the mods and ask for clarification (maybe they think its more fitting for politics than tech or something like that?) -- or just post your articles in a different community instead. 🤷️

First thing that came to mind is Upton Sinclair's The Jungle which led to, among other things, the creation of the FDA.

That wasn't his goal though; he's quoted as saying: "I aimed at the public's heart, and by accident I hit it in the stomach."

Great! Any chance you can upstream the fixes to the GitHub version? If not, I'll try to take a look later in the week and see if I can pull those bits back out myself.

MrKaplan forked it for Lemmy World -- https://github.com/Fedihosting-Foundation-Forks/mlmym

I tried taking a stab at adding some fixes to that version, but didn't get very far. I've got some notes about issues I was looking at posted in the tracker there though if anyone wants to pick it up again.

We've got it over here on reddthat.

I don't think it's intended to be played without that tip. It is technically possible to miss, but you're very likely to learn about that before the game even tells you how to save...

(Mind you, I've only played the N64 version. They might have changed things in a re-release.)

In the US, I've seen it next to the olive oil, various vegetable oils, etc. at the grocery store. You might also find beef tallow, lard, and/or commercially prepared bacon grease in the same area.