Have you read last month’s issue of Thumbs’ Update? In it, I made the case against copyright using nostalgia and leisure as the anchor points for this discussion. Essentially, I talked about video games and emulation.

I’m working on the December issue now. If you want to support and encourage this kind of content, mint a digital collectible, or consider becoming a patron on Hypersub for a credit in the issues themselves.

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I don’t use AI very much. But one thing I think it’s good at is parsing large amounts of information and letting you know where to follow up with research of your own.

I have been playing a bit more with Venice.ai because I think it’s a cool project and I hold the token that makes me a pro user.

On Venice Pro, you can choose from amongst several open source models. I tried Hermes and Llama for this one but preferred the output of Llama.

Don’t have much more to say on it at this time but Im sure I will in the future.

I asked Llama ( v3.1 405B) to explain the key distinctions of ATProto, Lens Protocol v3, and Farcaster based on their docs.

How do you think it did? Are there any mistakes or anything to add? @stani ?

The last message is the only relevant one thought I left the whole conversation for transparency.

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