2023? Man, this article is ancient. It’s not gold any more as it’s been discovered to not be scarce:

https://www.earth.com/news/an-almost-inexhaustible-reserve-of-lithium-discovered-in-canada/

lol, I just now saw the metal on her head.

I think you should mention the Lemmy browser as well; I had no problem using Summit + Waterfox just now.

I don’t get it.

Dang… Thanks for the reminder about Milkytracker. I gotta dig into that… Also, I’m fine with that top GUI as well, haha! Unclear boundaries are visually tricky to me, too.

my idea of a good GUI

Examples?

Fine, then: LLMs hallucinate and make mistakes. You can’t beat rules in grammar; get detailed enough and everything will work. My point is that they are actively working on refining rules, which is the best any of us could ask for.

You may like to read @thatonecoder@lemmy.ca’s comment, which basically says that they’re working on patching these holes.

Interesting, TIL, thanks. Guess I’ll switch…

If anything, open-source AI is the only ethical model.

And DX on Android, and Syncthing to match their changes, right?

Interesting, thanks. I had no idea about the disdistinction between these terms until now (as a Kindle owner for over a decade, even…).

I am not Linux-savvy enough to figure out which one may appeal to me, I mean. The most phone-critical services for me would be GPS-guided navigation and Syncthing compatibility, probably. I’m not sure of how to research which ones may have both…

Which project is best to back, though?

Lowercase “t”:

Is it “syncthing”, “Syncthing” or “SyncThing”?¶

It’s Syncthing, although the command and source repository is spelled syncthing so it may be referred to in that way as well. It’s definitely not SyncThing, even though the abbreviation st is used in some circumstances and file names.

- https://docs.syncthing.net/users/faq.html#is-it-syncthing-syncthing-or-syncthing

Man, we’re screwed. Anyway… *eats 🍿 *

Why was it forked?

The original was a battery-life vampire and had fewer features. I don’t know if it will work with 2.0, though, which is why I’m waiting for an update or 2 on that side before taking the plunge on desktop.

One thing’s for sure, though; I’m dead meat if one of them fails. (Well, not entirely; I suppose I could painstakingly create a file-transferring script to “sync” stuff, but it’d take quite a while.)

The biggest growing concern is that many open-source projects are maintained by just 1-2 people, who themselves become targets of capitalists trying to take down such competitors by hacking their accounts. Even GitHub is no longer safe; I now download 2-3 versions away from the latest version of each project and read up on clamor first, just in case.

Didn’t you know? We’ve always been at war with Eurasia.

Crap, you’re right; fixed!