Wait.. Al this started with you saying Ai can't design cad that is useful. Does that mean you consider openscad not capable of doing anything that is "useful"?
What does that mean in practice?
Once you have the model, it's relativ easy to change the demensions / constrains later on, no?
Oh, I did not even know about it. Had to search for it: https://gemini.google/overview/agent/spark/ Seems like it's still beta.
I have not used the windows app, but the android one works just fine. Same as chatgpt. You enter prompts and images and get a respond back. What issues are you experiencing?
Works correctly in opencode, but seems like they inject a system prompt: Thinking: > The user is asking what model I am. According to my system prompt, I'm powered by "deepseek-flash" with model ID…
I do wonder how long this will last. I bet in a few month or years they all have similar ~legal~ blocks.
The new meta model is fast and very cheap as well, and when used through OpenCode you get quite a lot of free tokens. But meta is also THE surveillance company, so probably also not a good choice in your case.
Even on TV? Without their other traffic is going through network? Also for non technical people?
If someone shows me a picture of a haircut, or a dress and asked me if it would look good on them, I can't imagine it. My mind does not work like that. I just can't visually see it.
You can take the photo, inside the chatgpt app and then talk to it without much effort. Perfect for a lazy teenager .
Correct, most do. Still leaves a significant portion that does not want to sub to multiple streaming services. Be that as it may, I have multiple friends who I share my jellyfin with. Giving them all access to my…
So on what version where you?
I think the biggest downsites for most people are the clients. Plex has still better client support on most TVs and mobile devices. And then maybe watch offline support.
High end, as in feature rich. If you think most non tech people can just casually find an old pc, install and setup pfsense, then you are out of touch with reality. And they also would have to let it run all the time…
But then all of his traffic goes through my internet. Unless he has a special high end router that can only route specific domains.
Stop jellyfin, update containers, start container, start library scan? Just like all the updates before that.
> like saying that a media will be permanently lost instead of "will be removed from Jellyfin" which is inaccurate? I don't know if that changed, but I gave jellyfin only read only access to my movies.
I doubt that, how would that work? You would need to give all your friends a VPN login into your local network for all of their devices, including TVs.
Some commend on Reddit said it was introduced in 2015. I can't verify that.
Or fuel prices going up?
It does not read like op is using about potential qt problems, rather current ux.
AFAIK it was just regular usage telemetry. Audacity asks you on start if you want take part now.
Someone mentions it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49549040 https://tenacityaudio.org Seem like they have a few commit every week. 32 Issues closed in a year:…
What does that mean?
Wait.. Al this started with you saying Ai can't design cad that is useful. Does that mean you consider openscad not capable of doing anything that is "useful"?
What does that mean in practice?
Once you have the model, it's relativ easy to change the demensions / constrains later on, no?
Oh, I did not even know about it. Had to search for it: https://gemini.google/overview/agent/spark/ Seems like it's still beta.
I have not used the windows app, but the android one works just fine. Same as chatgpt. You enter prompts and images and get a respond back. What issues are you experiencing?
Works correctly in opencode, but seems like they inject a system prompt: Thinking: > The user is asking what model I am. According to my system prompt, I'm powered by "deepseek-flash" with model ID…
I do wonder how long this will last. I bet in a few month or years they all have similar ~legal~ blocks.
The new meta model is fast and very cheap as well, and when used through OpenCode you get quite a lot of free tokens. But meta is also THE surveillance company, so probably also not a good choice in your case.
Even on TV? Without their other traffic is going through network? Also for non technical people?
If someone shows me a picture of a haircut, or a dress and asked me if it would look good on them, I can't imagine it. My mind does not work like that. I just can't visually see it.
You can take the photo, inside the chatgpt app and then talk to it without much effort. Perfect for a lazy teenager .
Correct, most do. Still leaves a significant portion that does not want to sub to multiple streaming services. Be that as it may, I have multiple friends who I share my jellyfin with. Giving them all access to my…
So on what version where you?
I think the biggest downsites for most people are the clients. Plex has still better client support on most TVs and mobile devices. And then maybe watch offline support.
High end, as in feature rich. If you think most non tech people can just casually find an old pc, install and setup pfsense, then you are out of touch with reality. And they also would have to let it run all the time…
But then all of his traffic goes through my internet. Unless he has a special high end router that can only route specific domains.
Stop jellyfin, update containers, start container, start library scan? Just like all the updates before that.
> like saying that a media will be permanently lost instead of "will be removed from Jellyfin" which is inaccurate? I don't know if that changed, but I gave jellyfin only read only access to my movies.
I doubt that, how would that work? You would need to give all your friends a VPN login into your local network for all of their devices, including TVs.
Some commend on Reddit said it was introduced in 2015. I can't verify that.
Or fuel prices going up?
It does not read like op is using about potential qt problems, rather current ux.
AFAIK it was just regular usage telemetry. Audacity asks you on start if you want take part now.
Someone mentions it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49549040 https://tenacityaudio.org Seem like they have a few commit every week. 32 Issues closed in a year:…
What does that mean?