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@wfryer@mastodon.cloud
2025-06-23 00:51:28

Finally cancelled my Ideogram subscription today, I've had it for the past 12 months and loved it.
Now I'm using ChatGPT 4o almost exclusively for my AI image generation needs.
I updated my paid subscriptions list:
wiki.wesfryer.com/subscription

Screenshot of Ideogram.ai billing history showing a list of monthly subscription payments. The subscription changed from 'Ideogram Basic - monthly' at $8.00 on May 28, 2024, to 'Ideogram Plus - monthly' at $12.00 on May 28, 2024, and then to $20.00 starting June 28, 2024, continuing consistently through May 28, 2025. All payments are marked as 'Paid' with green labels. The Ideogram.ai logo is prominently displayed at the top in bold yellow and black text.

wesfryer - Subscriptions
Thoughts on Subscriptions: Have you noticed lots of companies and people want you to SUBSCRIBE to their service or commit to a MONTHLY payment / fee? Services like TRIM can help us identify, remember and manage our subscriptions. (s/o to Jason Neiffer in EdTechSR Ep 235) It can be helpful to SHARE

@peter_mcmahan@mas.to
2025-05-14 17:27:35

I noticed that OpenStreetMaps somehow lost Lake Michigan, so I went investigating. Apparently back in April somebody accidentally changed it from a "lake" to a "school" and it's taking months to be fixed across all regions/renderers.

Mobile browser screenshot of the northern Midwest united states from openstreetmap.org. Lake Michigan is conspicuously missing from the Great Lakes.

Lake Michigan disappeared from OpenStreetMap...how long until this is corrected? - OSM Help
On several zoom levels (but not all zoom levels), Lake Michigan (of the Great Lakes in USA and Canada) is painted with the typical color of land rather than water. Perhaps it has not "disappeared", but incorrect colors are being applied on tile servers. I checked from two different computers, so I'm...

@TobiasFrech@ijug.social
2025-04-16 07:49:52

I had to interact with some Amazon voice systems this morning. Obviously they used some automated translation to German and it failed. The voice recognition itself wasn't that impressive either. There is still a very long way to go if we want to reach the same quality levels with automated systems compared to well trained humans. And I personally am not so sure if this path leads to the mountain top or off a cliff.