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Some of the instances have a community bent to them. Slrpnk and beehaw come to mind most immediately, but there are lots of others that are focused on gathering a specific niche of humanity and getting them to interact with one another.

Back in the old days (ie 2020) we called this “writing out requirements” and it was generally the way that devs knew what they were supposed to do.

And here I thought that was a photo of Mike Tyson punching a biblically accurate angel.

I don’t know if it’s just me, but over the last few months I feel like I’ve been getting worse and worse results from ChatGPT. I’ve taken to running various OpenAI, anthropic and models in an OpenWebUI instance for anything important, and lately OpenAI is consistently at the bottom of the list.

I think Maid Marion from Disney’s Robin Hood basically invented furries.

Voyager is mobile-first, but can be run as a webapp frontend that you can host locally (out of a repo or docker container), or set up for web access. If it's just keyword filtering you're after you can also use ublock origin rules to do that (in fact there was a lemmy thread today talking about it somewhere) You can set rules like

lemmy.ml##.post-listing:has(.post-title:has-text(/trump|elon|musk|biden|kamala|rfk/i))

and the content will simply not render.

There is one variant called Magnetized Target Fusion that kinda-sorta works like this, where the "cylinders" are made of liquid Lithium. On each "stroke" of the engine:

• A rotating chamber of liquid Lithium is spun to make a cylinder of liquid metal
• 500 pistons situated at the site of each spinning Li pool are precisely synchronized to push the liquid metal inward, turning it into a sphere
• Fusion fuel (H plasma) is injected into the middle
• The intense pressure forces the fuel to undergo fusion, pushing the pistons back out and distorting the Lithium back into a cylinder