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People like you are so annoying, why can’t you just be happy about small wins?

But your claim isn’t that self proclaimed conservative communities technically exist, but that right wing politics are prominent to some degree on Lemmy as a platform… which they are very much not.

Bruh, it’s dead. The last post was made over a year ago

On here? Where?

People forget that before reddit became the default for this stuff, Quora and Yahoo Answers filled the same niche

How much does it cost you to host?

Lemmy won’t ever become bigger than what it currently is. I’ve been waiting for years but the reality is that Lemmy will forever be a niche platform for left wing politics that’s banned on Reddit and tech bros.

This is actually pretty normal. The stock usually drops after the initial launch hype dies down, and then it begins to slowly rise again over time.

That’s the thing though, the only people who like him are people outside of Spain. He has a 33% approval rating, he’s somehow even more unpopular in his country than Trump is in America. They really hate this guy over there.

I have yet to meet a single person from Spain who doesn’t despise him, even if they’re left wing

LLMs as a technology are incredibly powerful tools that have so many useful applications. The issue is trying to turn them into this all powerful omnitool that could do everything, and then shoving that product up everyone’s ass at every turn.

There was always bound to be a correction to this bubble, because the current model is unsustainable. You can only keep making unreasonable moves for so long before everything starts to crumble and you’re forced to scale back.

It’s not about intelligence, it’s about patterns. The bigger LLMs can already mimic the smartest individuals fairly well.

Lemmy has a small userbase that has a high percent of humans vs bots, but a lot of those people tend to be whackos. Reddit has a huge user base with way more bots and whakcos (both by percentage and raw numbers), but also more normal humans. So there’s a tradeoff there in which platform you use I suppose.

I don’t necessarily disagree with you here, I also think that no generative LLM is worth paying for, let alone a subscription with such a ridiculous price. However, I can still at least understand the appeal for a certain niche subset of people who constantly do the few stuff that a generative LLM like chatgpt excels at.

They’re extremely helpful, just not at a professional level. They can help a student proof read an essay or a content creator come up with a script, but they can’t help you code an app from scratch or give you a medical diagnosis.