There is with Reddit! If you browse enough old posts you’ll inevitably come across a profile who’s history entirely consists of “I’ve quit and gone to Lemmy”.

Instagram - posts can still be checked in a browser without logging in. Imginn exists too if you want to browse a profile.

Facebook - Anecdotal, but I have not had a Facebook account in 20 years and I can safely say I’ve never once had FOMO or trouble finding information on an event. If it’s a private social gathering that’s worth going to, someone will invite me.

Instagram/Facebook I would just delete. Maybe make a final post explaining why you’re deleting and say “find me on Pixelfed” just to help spread the word.

For Reddit, I love when see people replace every comment they ever made with a link to Lemmy before deleting their account. Reddit shows comments from deleted accounts so they stay up. There are apps that will do this for you.

For Gmail just hold onto and have it forward to your new address in case someone tries to contact you that way. But also back it up with Google takeout in case Google randomly decides to delete the account (rare but it happens).

GenAI can kinda make sense for quick and dirty shitposts, but the audience for anything more artistic than that is functionally zero.

Not the guy to ask about that, sorry. I’ve seen it recommended elsewhere which is good enough for me. If you make a post about it I would definitely be interested. I’m not using it myself but I do keep an eye on the updates.

From what I can gather KonstaKang is the guy who makes these Raspberry Pi-specific versions.

Like I said I’ve found it helpful if you only have vague or incomplete queries and you are not looking for an answer, but only to be pointed in a direction where you might find the answer.

Something like “what was that movie that had a green alien and there was a king and a wedding scene and the alien was green and the movie had a smash mouth song”.

Or “are there any nintendo action games with a female protagonist and no guns”

Me too. The original devs abandoned it and it was picked back up by new devs in 2025

The way I see it, if someone eventually makes a Bazzite-styled distro that “just works” with a Plasma-Bigscreen UI on a Raspi it will become the clear and obvious choice for anyone. But we’re far from that still.

Not quite, and believe me, I’ve been looking.

Your best bet is probably LineageOS Android TV on a Raspi 5. From there you can install Kodi too. My issue here is that CEC does not work. Meaning you need a second remote.

I probably don’t recommend LibreELEC on a Raspi, because despite install being seamless, Kodi these days is essentially a real-debrid frontend (which might be what you’re looking for if you want integral torrent downloads!). The normal streaming apps for Kodi are not maintained even PlexJellyfin don’t work out of the box.

Something else I’m keeping an eye on is Plasma Bigscreen but that’s probably 2 years out minimum of being user friendly enough for someone not experienced.

Lastly if you have a Samsung TV, Tizentube will get you YouTube without ads (and other perks).

I actually like the option to have LLM text at the top of their searches. Sometimes it’s helpful for being pointed in a direction where I might find an answer if I only have vague or nonspecific information to go on.

I would prefer better search results, but it seems like that’s becoming impossible.

Still, I’m a hard “No” vote on forced.

Sure, but Wikipedia does not care about “truth”. “It’s true” is not a valid citation on Wikipedia (and “knowledge” is not the same as “truth”). Wikipedia is built on references from experts from people that can be honest while still being factually incorrect.

It’s an important distinction because an LLM can be correct but it can never be honest. The hypothetical Enterprise-D computer appears to be able to be honest, even when incorrect.

I thought I was in !startrek@startrek.website for a moment…

My take is that even if you consider LLMs to fall under the umbrella of “AI” (I don’t), they appear to be a completely different technology than the Enterprise-D computer, which is more like highly advanced natural language processing.

would you want a perfect AI that was incapable of lying or harbouring anything untrue?

It’s not really possible for an AI to know what’s true with 100% accuracy, but I do think it’s technically possible to invent an AI that is honest. It’s important to remember that LLMs are actually “hallucinating” 100% of the time. The only reason they are ever correct is because the training data was correct.

Ah yeah I’m with you. I actually think LLMs are a useful tool for that initial push- a search query, rough draft (or demo). But I’m not convinced they could ever move beyond that, since creating rigid, reliable structure isn’t what they’re designed to do.

That’s a good point- if they were truly making a superintelligence, it wouldn’t be for sale, just like Coca-cola wouldn’t sell their recipe. They’re selling the shovels while insisting to corporate executives there’s a gold rush going on.

🙌Hail all knowing Claude🙌

This is interesting but I wonder how he verified the data it was spitting out if he doesn’t know how to code?

Yes exactly thank you for pointing it out. He’s not referring to people upset about slop or propaganda or CSAM on X, he is just doing more marketing and pretending that LLMs will somehow stop being chatbots and magically transform into something else that kills us all.

It seems we agree on the facts, but not on what “useful” or “helpful” means. I honestly have never, ever considered deciding on what food to serve guests be “labor”, but in the interests of replying in good faith I asked an LLM the exact prompt you gave. It gave a long, detailed reply, but here is the first part labeled “1. Welcome / Cocktail Reception”:

Mini prosciutto‑wrapped melon balls • Brie & caramelized onion tartlets (store‑bought puff pastry) • Stuffed mushroom caps (herb cream cheese + breadcrumbs)

I want you to consider that this not actually helpful in the slightest, and is fact creating more work. Consider: is there a vendor nearby that has these items as an an option for event planning? Is this a recipe that even exists? Does this information further my mission of having a wedding in any conceivable way?

Those paragraphs are what I’m talking about. The author fails to explain what the LLM actually did that was helpful. It’s like saying “I used ChatGPT to plan my wedding menu” without any more details. What did it actually do? Why was it helpful? Those are the things I continue to not understand about these tools.