I mean, yes and no… The man pages are like, right there lol. I will say AI can be helpful learning what you need you read up on.

Specs?

The flatpak version finally updated its dependencies on an out of date library, so that much is an improvement. I don’t use it for much though, mainly to run origin or whatever they’re calling it now.

I haven’t bought a TV in a decade. What kind of setup is required? Why would it need internet access for that?

That’s like suing Spotify, Tidal, Amazon, etc for an artist in their library not licensing a sample correctly

Whatever company owns it will be responsible for it. That company will answer to whoever it needs to here on earth.

Looks like they use local models, I’m not sure what the other guy is talking about.

No longer made in his image?

Whisper seems just a tiny bit better except I don’t like having to hold the button down.

I was surprised to see it there. But on second thought maybe not.

Why would this be down voted?

I’m having difficulty with getting off the ground with these. Primarily I don’t trust the companies or individuals involved. I’m hoping for open source, local, with a GUI for desktop use and an API for automation.

What model do you use? And in what kind of framework?

That only matters when the value of those deductions exceeds the standard deduction though, isn’t that right?

I just learned the expression “layer 8 problem”

Any clues in the dmesg output?

Maybe there’s some way to use selenium or something like that so that it stays local.

Are there ways to use it via an API? In particular I’d love to be able to programmatically submit a Word or Excel document and receive a PDF back

The tech trees are a lot more balanced recently

I didn’t know that was a thing, thanks

I’m not sure I like the idea of simply downloading the books to be seen as a copyright violation in and of itself