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I’ve been intrigued by FxTS and radash lately

If you’re just wanting to run LLMs quickly on your computer in the command line, this is about as simple as it gets. Ollama provides an easy CLI to generate text, and there’s also a Raycast extension for more powerful usage.

Found this online tool to try out a bunch of different text2image models for free. No signup needed. Resolution is fixed to 512x512, but otherwise it’s pretty versatile for being free

Here's a sample of what the profile view looks like in Lemmynade. Drop a comment below and I might reply with a screenshots of yours 🙂

If you're new here, Lemmynade is a refreshing, up-and-coming mobile web app and desktop site for Lemmy. The goal of this project is to make Lemmy more shareable, powerful, intuitive, and accessible. I'll be dropping more screenshots like this as we get closer to release. Join us at !lemmynade@lemm.ee to be the first to hear when alpha testing is available!

Hey all!

Let’s chat about Svelte runes to be introduced in the upcoming Svelte 5 update. This is a fairly significant change to Svelte that can give more power and organized code but renders some familiar Svelte syntax useless. Here’s the announcement article for reference and a dev vlog with some of the team for further listening.

• So far, do you like runes or do you hate them?
• What are the pros and cons?
• Do you have any experience with similar syntax in other frameworks or languages?

Quick look at the upvote and downvote animations in Lemmynade:

I apologize immensely for any instances I may have crashed while feverishly tapping on these in quick succession.

If you're new here, Lemmynade is a refreshing, up-and-coming mobile web app and desktop site for Lemmy. The goal of this project is to make Lemmy more shareable, powerful, intuitive, and accessible. Join !lemmynade@lemm.ee to be the first to hear when alpha testing is available.

What it feels like to ~~chew~~... upvote and downvote in Lemmynade. I apologize immensely for any instances I may have crashed while feverishly tapping on these in quick succession. Enjoy!

If you're new here, Lemmynade is a refreshing, up-and-coming mobile web app and desktop site for Lemmy. The goal of this project is to make Lemmy more shareable, powerful, intuitive, and accessible. Join !lemmynade@lemm.ee to be the first to hear when alpha testing is available!

Hi friends,

Unfortunately, I had some health issues in the family to deal with this month. I was hoping to have made more progress on Lemmynade by now to be able to release a public alpha for you all, but sometimes life throws curveballs.

Thankfully, everything has been taken care of and I’m back to working on this project again. I’ll continue to provided updates here and there when I can.

Thanks for hanging in there. I appreciate you all and can’t wait to share Lemmynade with you! In the meantime, enjoy the refined app icon :)

- silas

According to the Bun blog and changelog, Bun now supports SvelteKit! Bun is an incredibly fast JavaScript runtime, bundler, transpiler, and package manager — all in one. Similar to using npm, here’s how you can start a SvelteKit project with Bun:

$ bunx create-svelte my-app

Where are you all finding details on what features are included in each version of lemmy-js-client?

Here’s a glimpse of the community view on Lemmynade! I’m ironing out all the kinks and killing off bugs in preparation for alpha release—specifically improving search, posting, and the desktop layout this week.

Security and privacy are and will always be top priority with Lemmynade. Instances are verified before logging in, your account tokens are highly-encrypted on your own device, and the only data collected by me is simple, anonymous, aggregated statistics. Anything related to your account in any way happens privately on the server-side instead of the client.

Stay tuned on the alpha release date by following !lemmynade@lemm.ee, and as always feel free to ask questions below!

– silas