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hey, so remember on stream how i announced that i was working on a website? yeah, there hasn't been much progress on that lol although recently i've been inspired to pick up that project again and finish it for good, because it's a pretty simple one to do and because i wanna yap.

i found a really promising one by chance, and functionally it has just about everything i need, nothing excessive. it's also very simple visually, which is honestly how i like it: simple and functional. it even lets me have a custom domain, so i can actually use mine for something other than my @.

hey, so remember on stream how i announced that i was working on a website? yeah, there hasn't been much progress on that lol although recently i've been inspired to pick up that project again and finish it for good, because it's a pretty simple one to do and because i wanna yap.

-gonna develop further, but progress hasn't moved much not long after making it. the things that stopped me were figuring out how to best implement a blog with a comment section, and figuring out what kind of aesthetic to go with that would fit my personality.

hey, so remember on stream how i announced that i was working on a website? yeah, there hasn't been much progress on that lol although recently i've been inspired to pick up that project again and finish it for good, because it's a pretty simple one to do and because i wanna yap.

This post was a disappointing read. I get that AI has a very negative connotation online, thanks to OpenAI, Nvidia and the like using it liberally for their marketing, but using that as an argument to make people out as anti-technology is really not the best play. Should've kept this in the drafts.

All of this is even without mentioning the environmental concern around the data centers that power these LLMs, consumer electronics ballooning in price due to manufacturers prioritizing their output for the companies behind said data centers, and how LLMs are making people exponentially dumber.

This post was a disappointing read. I get that AI has a very negative connotation online, thanks to OpenAI, Nvidia and the like using it liberally for their marketing, but using that as an argument to make people out as anti-technology is really not the best play. Should've kept this in the drafts.

-trusting LLMs very difficult. While I will agree that, conceptually, LLMs can be useful tools for certain use cases, the way they are presented and made just ultimately doesn't allow for that to be the reality, unfortunately. I'm glad that you still stand behind your stance to not include them in-

This post was a disappointing read. I get that AI has a very negative connotation online, thanks to OpenAI, Nvidia and the like using it liberally for their marketing, but using that as an argument to make people out as anti-technology is really not the best play. Should've kept this in the drafts.

-the rock solid argument you think it is. People in the comments of the quoted post already have made their arguments regarding accessibility, so I'll let them speak for themselves, but the security aspect can only work if people trust the dev(s) with their project, which isn't always guaranteed.

This post was a disappointing read. I get that AI has a very negative connotation online, thanks to OpenAI, Nvidia and the like using it liberally for their marketing, but using that as an argument to make people out as anti-technology is really not the best play. Should've kept this in the drafts.

People hate "AI" because it's largely associated with these LLMs that allow for low quality solutions to problems at best, and straight up illegal imagery at worst (Grok). Not to mention the fact that LLMs are invading every industry whether people like it or not, and the whole circular investment-

terrible prices aside, i still wanna go through with a storage upgrade soon, cuz i wanna get away from Windows asap and would love to have more room to work with for games, stream recordings and other stuff.

Undertale stream today in like half an hour