TiffyBelle

The Simpsons isn't just an animated sitcom. It's a documentary about the future:

Sure it can. Finish generating it server-side, then send it as one big chunk to the user.

To be honest though, ChatGPT is pretty fast at generating text these days compared to how it was at the beginning so it doesn't bother me as much.

Separate seems smart. Interacting from Lemmy to Mastodon and vice-versa isn't exactly the most user friendly experience, since neither platform was really built with those type of interactions in mind.

Perhaps in future it'll be more seamless.

They are not secure, as it states when you try to DM someone:

This is the same as any other DM service on any site that isn't end-to-end encrypted, which are the majority. Nothing sensitive should ever be shared via DM.

Truthfully, nothing changed from my perspective. I mostly use some sports subs, a couple of technical subs, and book subs and they've fully gone back to how they were and seem as active as they were. Many mods in those subs received backlash after re-opening for even protesting at all, since many users didn't know or care about the issue to begin with.

This is a good take, imo.

I never understood the privacy concerns. Well, I do insofar as it's safe to assume Meta is privacy-hostile. But many seem to think using Mastodon/Lemmy/etc. are some how "private" corners of the internet when they're anything but. It is very trivial for someone to access public data on fediverse sites as you've pointed out, and if they want that data they're going to get it.

The beauty of the fediverse is that we can choose who we trust with our core data, such as sign-up details, IP addresses, etc. Signing up to the Threads instance/app would be a disaster from a privacy perspective, but just treating them like any other server and taking advantage of the increased engagement from the content their large instance will post will likely increase content available on the fediverse and engagement across the board. Any decision to defederate with their instance(s) should purely be based on content and nothing more, imo. From a cross-server perspective, they're no different than any other large instance.

The thing that makes /r/NoSleep good is the authors. Would be nice if more of the authors there were aware of Lemmy and posted here too.

A potential shortage of beans.

Yeah, that's pretty much what I do if it's going to be a long block of text. If not, I usually just wait.

Having it just say "Generating Text..." then give a percentage, then just show the entire thing would be preferable to me. I'd like the option even if it wasn't default.

Why would you go back to reddit? There's no beans there.

You're just mad that you weren't invited.