A lot of predators avoid humans though

That doesn’t exclude it having a purpose. A lot of our existence we owe to bacteria inhabiting our body

I think body odor has an evolutionary reason to exist, and that reason applies to prehistoric humans living in small gather hunterer societies of <150 people only. Whatever that reason was, is not necessary for our survival in modern society where you meet thousands of people over your lifetime and run into new strangers constantly.

All translations are LLM translations by this point I believe.

Yes, just grab any recent LLM like Mistral-7B and ask it to translate for you. A local client is here https://github.com/LostRuins/koboldcpp but you might need a good GPU to get quick answers.

Alternatively use https://lite.koboldai.net to use someone else’s computer.

Yes you can use the API of lemmy. There’s also SDKs for python and javascript

This is the right answer

I disabled the bot. The state of the software is just too unstable atm and causes unexpected bugs like these.

My bot has a readme with instructions and we’re working on a docker image too: https://github.com/db0/threativore

Some instances (like mine and lemmings.world) have automated bots to clean up these spam posts everywhere. I think lemmy world has an automod as well, but maybe it’s not working as well if you keep seeing these spam posts?

If you want to be able to use your models from everywhere sefurely, then koboldcpp on the ai horde is your best option. Super easy to set up

Unfotunately mastodon doesn’t support markdown, and even trying to do hyperlinks is an exercise in frustration. The integration between lemmy and mastodon sucks atm. It’s part of why the bot exists.

Please, just block the bot and you won’t see it again. If there was a way to make the replies from the bot not appear on lemmy, I would add it, but it’s not possible.

ye I’ll add something soon

Yes, see here: https://github.com/db0/lemmy-tagginator

write a guide for it!

No, I’m a python boy. So as soon as I saw python and markdown, It was good enough for me

Sadly there’s no container for django-wiki atm. The existing implementation is 3 years old and unmaintained so it’s fallen very far behind. My deployment is pure ansible, so I plan to post a public version of it, but if you want it in container form to sit alongside lemmy, someone else has to dockerize it and ensure it’s up to date

Yes, there’s no current hooks provided by django-wiki for user registration etc. I have opened requests to add them and I’m planning to adjust the procedure further then. I could also extend the django-wiki myself, but I have my hands full already with my other projects.

Ultimately the best would indeed be some sort of lemmy oauth system to register. I’m hoping this might be possible at some point in the future. This kind of thing requires more developers jumping in and this is partly why I make these posts as well.

While I love Dokuwiki as well, the fact that it has a slightly different markup language would be a stumbling block for users moving info over. Also, django-wiki is python, which I know and can extend, while Dokuwiki is php, which I don’t. :)