To be honest, complaining that “half of the information” is in a video form is so stupid. Stick to the written sources and be happy that the other half of the information is supplied the way you want it.

Obviously there is a market for video content, and there is probably as many people liking it as disliking it. I am a dyslexictic person that can understand and remember way better when I am spoon fed the information instead of struggle through a long blog post or news site.

Please be open minded that we are different.

EndeavourOS I can get it to you tomorrow morning to you too if you want me to

Lol. Most of us in this community are end users using linux, ya dip

The Qualcomm Elite x has still very little support. I would not recommend it as of yet.

In Gothenburgian rain, I envy you.

Crying in the Swedish rain and 15 degrees Celsius

I agree that current ai is not the saving grace some make it out to be. But as a proof of concept, there is nothing wrong with the product presented in the post.

I just highlighted that there are some people out there that this product might give value. If someone wants to read a paraphrased simplified book, I think that should be fine. :)

If they lose out on nuances it’s on them, but maybe it sparks an interest in reading in general if the first tästeps are easier.

I do not disagree with you. But i think it is up to the individual how they consume their media. And I agree with the pitfalls of LLMs, I just questioned all the super negative views of this that where upvoted when I entered this thread.

And when it comes to audio books and ai voice synthesis, they might be good tools, but does not necessarily achieve simplify the language. And also, i wish I was a better reader, not a better listener.

Neither, “lambi” is a brand of toilet paper, and “papp” is short for “paper” in my language

I think many of you are quite unfair to who this might help. As an adult with dyslexia and English as my second language, this would let me have an easier time getting through literature and experience the stories as the are, not how they are written. I get that nuances and details are being lost in the conversation.

But if I still enjoy the greater story, does it really have to matter to you how I or someone else enjoys our reading?

Like everyone i started on Windows.

From there -> Mint -> Ubuntu 16 -> Fedora -> Ubuntu 18 -> elementary -> Ubuntu 18 (again) -> Ubuntu 22 -> EndeavourOS

I’ve god damn I love EndeavourOS. Now just hop between the supported DEs instead :)

Everything in Sweden is authenticated through the same app ‘BankID’. We even have our passports in there.

EndeavourOS is such a good replacement for manjaro