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  • ProfessorProteus@lemmy.worldtoTechnology@lemmy.worldHello GPT-4o
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    2 months ago

    I’ve been wanting to run that one on my hardware but GPT4All just refuses to start its GUI. The only thing is a “chat.exe” that sits idle in the task manager. And this is an issue I’ve seen reported in their Github from several users, on both Win 10 and 11.

    Have you find success with that frontend, or are you using one that actually works? I haven’t researched any others since this issue has me a little burnt out.



  • I’ve also cone to realize that this is the real purpose of ads.

    Mostly_Gristle@lemmy.world, you have the right idea, but the other key thing you should remember is to never talk about the corps to anyone, even if you’re dragging their name through the mud. “No such thing as bad press,” as they say.

    It’s good to denounce the practice, but it seems naming and shaming specific companies just doesn’t work anymore at this stage.


  • Yep, good eye. But also, now that we’ve seen Titan up close we know we wouldn’t be able to see any celestial bodies from the ground.

    One thing that I can’t help but notice with all space art is that the parent planet is always in this horizontal orientation, which would imply that the viewer is standing on or near one of the poles (assuming the moon has a normal tilt). I can’t recall seeing a single piece with rings/gas bands vertically oriented, or even close to it. It’s always this way. Not that it looks bad, but I would love for some artist(s) to really lean into realism for their work.

    Another thing to quickly mention is that some artists completely ignore the Roche limit and just throw several moons right in there, which is just silly.

    Anyway I love this piece. It’s one of countless many that really captured my imagination and fostered my love for space as a child.