It's not accurate to accuse Anon of "lying," when both their story and yours would point to the race conditions from threads being a symptom of someone who's just learning the language.
It's not that serious though; because it's a greentext, it is both artificial AND homosexual.
Yep! The police, being fascists, HATE this.
Trying to imagine being the human who wrote that headline, sat back, and said "Yeah that'll do!"
Lmao of course this is all you've got in response. This is why people don't take you seriously.
Thank you, I read it over and over and thought I was going crazy.
Title gore. What is this headline trying to communicate?
Good to know!
Is it just me or is that absolute garbage quality for the price?
What?
Pretty sure I hugged it to death with the post. Was working fine for the last couple of days.
Ok cool, but I'll still support this initiative, because as FUTO states, a keyboard should not connect to the internet.
You're missing the whole anonymization layer they've implemented here. If actual typing data is used, the app can't guarantee user control of the data after opt-in. The data they're using here is not private user typing data to begin with.
I'd recommend listening to Louis Rossman's talks on the subject.
Data is data! You're a use case, regardless of swipe ability.
The entire point of the keyboard is that it's not built in. The philosophy behind the organization making it says that it shouldn't be built in.
Nope
No noticeable difference.
Do you have the LLM fine tuning enabled? Mine is pretty good after a few months of training it.
I thought so too! FUTO is a project worth supporting in my opinion.
If you use the privacy respecting Gboard alternative called FUTO keyboard, you've probably noticed that the built in swipe typing is HOT GARBAGE. (Typing this currently with two thumbs for this exact reason.)
Most keyboards improve their swipe algorithms by simply spying on you and logging your typing data. FUTO isn't about that, so they have built a simple webpage based typing game that you can use to improve their system in an ethical and voluntary manner! Just swipe the website's keyboard to type a provided sentence.
I love this, they can crowdsource the improvement without invading privacy!
Share with any relevant communities you're a part of. The more data, the better this gets.
Had to put my dog down a few months ago and it still hurts. I hate coming back to a silent empty home. I hate leaving the house without saying goodbye to my dog. I knew it was going to be painful, but I didn't know it would hurt this much.
I'm curious about when we might see the next AMD refresh for the Framework Laptop 13. The current top-spec option is the Ryzen 7 7840U, which was introduced in early 2023 and started shipping in Q3 2023. Given AMD's latest offerings and Framework's history of timely updates, soon we might expect to see a new mainboard featuring AMD's newer CPUs, like those from the Ryzen 8040 series or the upcoming Ryzen 9000 series.
- Ryzen 7 7840U:
- Architecture: Zen 4
- Cores/Threads: 8/16
- Base/Boost Clock: 3.3 GHz / 5.1 GHz
- TDP: 15-28W
- Integrated GPU: Radeon 780M
Potential New CPUs:
- Ryzen 8040 Series: Higher base and boost clocks, improved power efficiency, and enhanced RDNA 2 or RDNA 3 integrated graphics.
- Ryzen 9000 Series: Zen 5 architecture, up to 16 cores and 32 threads, improved AI processing capabilities, and better power efficiency.
Framework has consistently updated its laptops with the latest Intel and AMD CPUs, so it seems we might be due for a refresh soon.
What are your expectations for the next AMD mainboard refresh?
I was a long-time subscriber to Sync For Reddit, until the great third party app purge last year when I just boycotted Reddit altogether. Now, a year later, I'm looking to fill that content hole with Lemmy, and stumbled across Sync For Lemmy. I love it! The one functionality I miss from SFR was the embedded player for YouTube videos. It seems that YouTube links will open only in the YouTube app or the external web browser. Is there a plan to reimplement the built-in player?