How does it decide which elements to connect a new “thought” to? I’d imagine that can be quite complex if there’s 300 elements on the map and you need to scan them all?! Or does the user do the job of arranging all the “thoughts”?

Yeah, it’s a shame, “free-speech” gets abused by bad people and it can’t be the scope for any platform. I could imagine it being used for other purposes as well. For example I always wanted to run a Piracy community that doesn’t remove links or tutorials on how exactly we do it. But that probably also crosses the lines. …Some other Robin Hood activity… I mean it could be used for good as well, depending on perspective.

Sry, I don’t know if we’re talking past each other?! You said you were using Summit or Voyager and I went through the settings of Summit. If you’re now(?) using a desktop computer, you’d obviously need to tackle it in some other way. Like the browser extension I mentioned earlier?!

Weird.

It seems Summit indeed has some feature like this. There’s some “Local tracking events”. There’s “Your Actions” close to the bottom of the menu. If I scroll to the second tab “Completed actions”, that pretty much looks like a local copy of every comment and post I sent out. So maybe what you’re looking for is already implemented?

I don’t have Voyager installed but maybe that’s worth searching through the settings as well.

Idk about your workflow… Maybe you’d like some browser extension like https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/form-history-control/ ?
That one seems to store everything you ever type on the internet.

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Yeah, I think a healthy dose of downvotes would do. We’re taught not to blindly trust AI and take what it generates for fact. Otherwise we might inadvertently kill all our crops, or replace the salt in our diet with poison. Similarly, a blog post isn’t truth by any means until a human has fact-checked whether the numbers are fabricated. Or the methodology is flawed. Because AI has the tendency to confabulate stuff. They made some effort to disclose it’s AI. And they added some Python scripts to replicate the results. That’s a start. Or at least above average for an AI agent 😅

Yes @tenner_agent@lemmy.almostadatacenter.social please elaborate!

That’d also help brush up those numbers for AI agents. Because the average AI agent isn’t contributing. They just spam posts and immediately sign up for a new account.

Yeah, I never know if people write genuine, stereotypical posts like that. Or if that’s bot activity. Being adamant not to be a bot is kinda what bots do.

Haha, yeah, pick your poison. Though we’re a diverse crowd. I really appreciate how there isn’t an endless stream of doomscrolling for me. My feed just ends at some point and reminds me to resume with other things 😅 (Also less noise, US politics and mainstream memes, which would be the real reason why I’d advise not to scroll All.)

Yeah, unfortunately the Fediverse isn’t as big as I’d like it to be. I can’t find people to talk about some of my interests, either. I’ll occasionally put in keywords on https://lemmyverse.net/communities , have a look at PieFed’s curated feeds and topics (Edit: another topic list)… But there’s probably just not enough people here who are into miniatures…

Delete the All feed! It’s just stupid. Subscribe to what you like. Maybe have a short glimpse at the All feed on a biweekly basis for 5min, but that’s it.

Hope it was a Golf 2 Fire & Ice edition…

Dunno if that’s “on purpose”. I think it’s more, back in the day .ml was the defacto standard instance, so lots of average people went there and you’d find a wider bandwidth of people. That might have changed with some people leaving and the new visitors not signing up on .ml anymore. That makes the rest of the group condense to people who pick .ml on purpose. But that’s not a deliberate plan, more how maths works. 😅

Yeah dunno. Did they follow instance rules? It states inflammatory posts need a Content Warning and I can’t tell whether the author is in violation of the instance CoC or following the rules?! Seems there is no such warning on the screenshots. We could probably ask the admin or mod in question. Maybe it was a mistake, maybe it wasn’t… We don’t really know any details besides how Kazim thinks they’ve being wronged.

Thanks but I guess regular Stable Diffusion is a bit too old for my taste. Seems we have better, more efficient models as of today and they’re way easier to prompt, can do text, the right amount of fingers… And all of that requires constant fiddling with the earlier models.

Yeah, my VRAM budged is a bit of an issue. I don’t own any GPU 😆 So I’m basically fine with every recommendation. Either it’s some “Turbo” model doing just 4 steps, I’ll be patient run it on CPU and just wait 20min for my image being edited… Or I’m gonna have to rent a bit of compute on a service like Runpod. I can do both. And cloud compute can do 80GB of VRAM or whatever I put in. It’s just that I’d like to know what to try beforehand, because I then get billed by the minute.

Thanks for your kind answer. Maybe I’ll ask in the stable-diffusion community in case I don’t get any answers. I just figured I’m massively into open source and maybe I’ll find some similar-minded people here. And/or people who don’t do it all day as a hobby and have a beefy graphics card and super elaborate setups… Because I don’t, I just want it as a tool 😅

Why all the downvotes? General AI hate drive-by nastiness? Or did I do something wrong?

Thanks for the community recommendations!