Thank you, I am quickly getting quite sick of people just link bombing communities without adding anything to say what the links actually are or do. There should be rules around it. I already block bots (which doesn't seem to work) I guess it's time to start blocking other accounts that do this.

That's why it's stated in the Lemmy docs to use an image host instead of uploading directly. Unfortunately, most users don't do that.

Why is crap from 2 weeks ago being posted like it's new news yet again

Is this one of those bot accounts that aren't marked properly or is OP just after karma (which doesn't exist on this site).

I have a couple, including the one running my lemmy instance I'm posting this from. They've all been pretty good for me. I don't push any of them hard or anything, but I've not had any problems.

You shouldn't have to though. The whole "only available if you happen to live in X" is so much bs when it comes to things like this. Sure if it was a giveaway and needed to be shipped, I could understand. But a website being locked away to only certain regions is ridiculous.

Unfortunately, Claude.ai is only available in the US and UK. We're working hard to expand to other regions soon.

sigh

If how AI is currently going (and currently way overhyped) is anything to go by, it's just going to make everything up in a plausible sounding way and not actually accomplish anything.

But it seems like every man and his dog has an opinion on why it's going to be Next Big Thing ^tm^

My lemmy instance is hosted on a 1GB vps with no problem. Even with a few other services on the same VPS.

Awesome! It's always an amazing feeling when you finally get things dialed in just right. Congrats!

I don't really see it as an issue. Post it to whichever community you are most active on. If people want to part of that particular instance, they will see it and interact with it.

Just like I'm interacting with this post right now even though I'm not on lemmy.world. I'm quite over what became the gamification of karma on reddit, and really hope it doesn't become a thing here. There's no reason about having to worry about which instance to post something to, people will find it and interact with it.

If it works for you and allows you to start learning, there's no problem with it. Too many people seem to think that if you haven't compiled whatever yourself, it's not true "self hosting" but you should do what works best for you to get to the goal you want.

Maybe it was written using chatgpt-4