Depends what you're using it for
This isn't an Large Language Model, it's an Image Generative Model. And given that these models just present human's biases and stereotypes, then doesn't it follow that humans should also be kept far away from decision making processes?
The problem isn't the tool, it's the lack of auditable accountability. We should have auditable accountability in all of our important decision making systems, no matter if it's a biased machine or biased human making the decision.
This was a shitty implementation of a tool.
What TLD is it?
But why wouldn't the OP post that link?
Source?
My guess is they're using an AWS free tier VM to host a VPN. It's not a bad option but it can be insecure unless you know what you're doing
The parks in my area have far more bottle caps on the ground than bottles
I use Reddit for niche communities like my local city's sub and some veteran subs that aren't yet active in the fediverse
Is it a comfortable coffin? And can I wear fake fangs and pretend I'm doing vampire cosplay?
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. That's really rough. I hope you can get the support you need and deserve.
We have many problems to solve now and in the future but some perspective is useful.
From my original comment ^
Don't straw man. Obviously we have problems today. I'm not arguing that things are fine today. I arguing that from a historic perspective, today is a good day. Nostalgia for the past is such a bullshit privileged belief from non marginalized people. Study history so we don't make the same stupid mistakes again.
Your original post sounds like you think millennials are the first generation to have problems when in reality, our generation's problems are trivial in comparison to past generations.
I haven't had any issues running Tailscale and cloudflared on the same machines