Not to mention, Joplin allows more than structured text (native embedded images/media, even more kinds of content with plugins) and the text-only joplin.ai.chat() will definitely "need" to be supplemented with multi-modal AI support.
As for new techniques, I imagine the declining AI subsidies will raise the popularity of context reuse (reducing token use by not having the LLM re-read the whole notebook; is that what it's called? I don't remember much from videos/articles about AI trends because I don't use it). This will require a huge framework for managing data structures distilling every cached context window... And I think non-LLM functions will be added too to save tokens, for example an LLM may want to know "is there an unfinished TODO?" without reading all of them.
Not a bad idea to make infrastructure separating the model-calling backend from user-facing frontend: only a single plugin manages local models and API key to remote models.
But isn't this a bit of scope creep for a note-taking app? As I understand it, this whole AI framework has existed as a first-party plugin for a while now, with no AI API in the base app (which is quite bloated as is).
Not to mention, lots of recent contributions are heavily AI-made: not ideal for an app handling important private stuff.
You can usually reach the same hygienic standard, just with way more difficult maintenance. In fact, cleaning is most of what my "easier to maintain" point is about.
https://docs.lemmynsfw.com/ is still up but not updated in 2 years. That's hosted separately on GitHub Pages though, we just know the domain owner is the same
Yes, Vienna is where I heard and saw "Wiener" and "Wr." the most and I know that it's a masculine form of "Viennese". /s means "this has been sarcasm". Whether you find it funny, the intent has been signposted.
Now seriously: Does "Wr." become "Wre." in plural the Nominativ form in the female Genus?
But yeah, not a real issue, I fixed it in 15 minutes. Apparently it was foolish of me to want Num Lock on the lock screen (Czech keyboard layout uses the number row for diacritics).
Edit: Now I fixed that too. I can easily use numbers in my password now!
Guess what, you're right! Technically, it does boot but
Debian GNU/Linux 13 mmpc tty1
mmpc login: _
does not bring joy.
Also, why is the fan spinning? I've been on this screen for minutes while looking up lightdm troubleeshooting on my phone. Blinking the cursor and Linux backend stuff can't be too CPU-intensive, right?
Edit: fixed. I had broken lightdm by adding the numlockx on script in the wrong place, too eager to get a lock screen with an enabled Num Lock
Not to mention, Joplin allows more than structured text (native embedded images/media, even more kinds of content with plugins) and the text-only
joplin.ai.chat()will definitely "need" to be supplemented with multi-modal AI support.As for new techniques, I imagine the declining AI subsidies will raise the popularity of context reuse (reducing token use by not having the LLM re-read the whole notebook; is that what it's called? I don't remember much from videos/articles about AI trends because I don't use it). This will require a huge framework for managing data structures distilling every cached context window... And I think non-LLM functions will be added too to save tokens, for example an LLM may want to know "is there an unfinished TODO?" without reading all of them.
Not a bad idea to make infrastructure separating the model-calling backend from user-facing frontend: only a single plugin manages local models and API key to remote models.
But isn't this a bit of scope creep for a note-taking app? As I understand it, this whole AI framework has existed as a first-party plugin for a while now, with no AI API in the base app (which is quite bloated as is).
Not to mention, lots of recent contributions are heavily AI-made: not ideal for an app handling important private stuff.
Yup! Our family PC still runs 8.1 with Classic Shell. It's just 10 but no Edge or ads, and using the fullscreen Settings app is optional.
To save you a risky click, in case you just wanted to know if they have legs: yes. Not very different from anthropomorphic lizards.
SauceNAO says Black Lily to Shirayuri-chan - Chapter 1 by Ootori Mahiro
You can usually reach the same hygienic standard, just with way more difficult maintenance. In fact, cleaning is most of what my "easier to maintain" point is about.
At 30 fps? If you have that equipment, you should be able to match the frame rate.
Walls. And a few rivers before they froze over as the sun got dimmer with all the 19^th^ century soot.
Oh yes, Eastern Brazil was a rusty red plain in the early colonial era
Sex toys for vaginas are simpler, easier to maintain and even DIY. Also, more socially acceptable in big parts of the world.
Oh, that's why it's the model organism for genetics research
https://docs.lemmynsfw.com/ is still up but not updated in 2 years. That's hosted separately on GitHub Pages though, we just know the domain owner is the same
Thanks. I also just learnt that "Stadt" is already feminine so that shows lack of declination already.
Yes, Vienna is where I heard and saw "Wiener" and "Wr." the most and I know that it's a masculine form of "Viennese". /s means "this has been sarcasm". Whether you find it funny, the intent has been signposted.
Now seriously: Does "Wr." become "Wre." in plural the Nominativ form in the female Genus?
I'm pretty sure I saw "Wr. Neustadt" written somewhere in Austria but not in Germany.
Hai!
That's to filter out photos of Crossview House, Letterkenny
I know what archinstall does but why did you say "painfully"?
See my newest comment with the monospaced text.
But yeah, not a real issue, I fixed it in 15 minutes. Apparently it was foolish of me to want Num Lock on the lock screen (Czech keyboard layout uses the number row for diacritics).
Edit: Now I fixed that too. I can easily use numbers in my password now!
Guess what, you're right! Technically, it does boot but
does not bring joy.
Also, why is the fan spinning? I've been on this screen for minutes while looking up lightdm troubleeshooting on my phone. Blinking the cursor and Linux backend stuff can't be too CPU-intensive, right?
Edit: fixed. I had broken lightdm by adding the numlockx on script in the wrong place, too eager to get a lock screen with an enabled Num Lock