QuizzaciousOtter

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[–] QuizzaciousOtter@lemmy.dbzer0.com 13 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

That's a fantastic way to make people hide their use of LLMs.

Deep, minimal, liquid drum and bass. Nothing gets me into flow better.

Did you read the post?

the marker becomes part of the system context sent to the model. (Where Anthropic probably parses in their backend)

I really don't think you deserve all those downvotes. Did all of those people really forget how it is to be a teenager?

I remember quite well my first time having sex and I remember how awkward I felt. There's no way in hell I would be confident enough to ask my partner for tips how to touch her. Obviously, it makes sense and it would benefit both of us, but it's just not that easy when you're only starting out learning about physical intimacy.

With that being said, talking with your partner is the right answer. Especially if it's more long-term, serious type relationship. You will both learn how to communicate and how to have awesome sex. It builds trust and understanding. It's great and I highly recommend that.

On the other hand I do realize there might be reasons why you're not exactly ready right now. And I think you should be able to get pretty good anyway. The advice will be pretty trivial though - just google that shit. I'm absolutely sure there is a ton of articles, forum and reddit threads, even instructional videos (just don't trust the typical fake porn). It's really not that complicated and you should have a pretty good idea how to start after doing some reading. Then you just need to pay attention to your partner's reactions as you go. The way she moves, breathes, moans, touches you. If she likes what you're doing it shouldn't be that hard to notice.

glhf 😉

[–] QuizzaciousOtter@lemmy.dbzer0.com 8 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) (3 children)

Immich is just fantastic. Probably one of the best software in the self-hosting world. I had no problems with breaking changes in the last ~1,5 years I'm using it.

I don't think that's entirely correct. When heating a burrito in the microwave, there's no source of heat outside the burrito and there's no heat transfer from outside into the burrito. The heat comes from excited water molecules in the outer layer of the burrito. The burrito itself is the source of heat. But the microwaves only penetrate so far - around 3 centimeters. The inner layers are heated by heat transfer from the outside to the inside which is probably very similar to traditional heating.

This is just being pedantic because your main point stands but I couldn't help myself...

Yup, I'm pretty sure that must be the case.

I don't want subscriptions, nor an algorithm. I want results for my search phrase. This technology exists for decades at this point. It should just work.

[–] QuizzaciousOtter@lemmy.dbzer0.com 29 points 3 weeks ago (6 children)

I hate PornHub search so much. I'm sure it used to work at some point in the past but now it's completely useless. The only way to find something interesting for me is to scroll through garbage, click at anything even remotely promising, scroll through similar videos, click at anything even remotely promising, scroll through similar videos... Eventually I will usually find what I'm looking for - it is there but it's fucking unsearchable for whatever reason. And mind you, I'm not into very niche stuff at all.

Good thing I have a girlfriend now and I barely ever touch porn anymore.

The warnings are there because of those people, but not for them. They are for the lawyers.

Isn't it kinda obvious that people aren't particularly good at recognizing languages they don't know? Obviously, this affects all languages.

 

Hi! Recently I'm interested in digital archiving. I want to tidy up my own files and I'm also building my home server which will act (among many other purposes) as a storage for... everything, including archives - files I might never touch again but I also don't want to lose.

I would appreciate some descriptions of how Lemmings are archiving their files. I mean mostly personal files, not bought media. In particular:

  • family photos,
  • home-related documents,
  • job-related documents,
  • school materials,
  • medical documents,
  • abandoned projects (software of other),
  • travel related stuff,
  • receipts, invoices,
  • and more!

Some example questions I'm interested in:

  • Do you ever delete anything or do you archive everything?
  • Do you use dedicated software or do you just store plain old files on disk?
  • Do you use archive formats? For instance ZIP, tar, etc.
  • Do you use compression? Like gzip, zstd, xz, etc.
  • What naming convention do you use?
  • Do you use spaces in the filenames?
  • What directory structure do you use?
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