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  • paf@jlai.luOPtohomeassistant@lemmy.worldAdvices regarding AI prompt
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    5 days ago

    Since I almost never used ai, I didn’t know that people gate keep their ai knowledge so thanks for letting me know. I honestly thought it wasn’t a big deal. Also, I didn’t ask for someone to create it but asked for guidance like tips to not miss important details.

    was assuming it was something very general and not specific to my HA like " you will act as a home assistant specialist giving me step by step guide to create automation, dashboard elements…" But by the feel I get from your answer, I guess I’m wrong…






  • C’est ce que je compte faire en effet, avec à minima ublock origin, consent o matic, sponsor block pour ceux qui utilisent youtube et un autre dont j’ai zappé le nom qui enlève les trackers quand on copie un lien. Le seul hic, c’est que je ne veux rien imposer, certains seront sur chrome/edge, j’essaierai de leur proposer Firefox (peut être pas le meilleur navigateur actuellement mais tjs mieux que Chrome), cependant si pour X raisons, ils ne souhaitent pas changer, je ne vais pas leur forcer la main donc ça va limiter un peu ce que je peux mettre en addon pour les bloqueurs de pub (me rappelle avoir vu que Chrome avait bloqué ublock origin il y a peu et faudra que je prenne du temps pour voir si d’autres bloqueurs de “qualité” sont disponibles)







  • AI aside, I disagree with you. I’ve seen in past people with modelling knowledge posting stuff (openscad, stl…) without having a 3d printer and to me, that wasn’t an issue as long as they specify it in description (most of time they did), they would also take advice IF they were printing issues and would fix it. So yes, I could lost a bit of time and filament but nothing compares to the time those people invested to share/give away their work to the world while they were not even in a position to print their own stuff.

    Blaming site is an easy solution, but let’s be honest. If they were to verify everything uploaded+description, we would end up with ads everywhere, click baits making site unusable or paid subscription…

    Let’s not forget that 3d printing/printer has grown thanks to people sharing their knowledge and failures. If I have to fail a print because I’m lacking on modeling and therefore depends on others people work, that’s not a problem, I’m just there doing my part and giving feedback so we can build something better all together.