Mastodon, Nitter, Lexica.art, Mage.space
Nov. 19th, 2022 01:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmmSigmoid Social is a Mastodon instance for people researching, working on, or just interested in AI. It seems that a number of AI people are creating accounts there. I followed the example set by Ken Stanley and created one for myself too:
sigmoid.social/@DataflowMatrixMachines
It has a different optional verification setup: one can verify that one controls a Web page referenced from one's Mastodon profile if one feels like it. For example, I used that verification mechanism to put a green checkmark on the link to the GitHub mirror of my resume page.
It's often quite annoying that Twitter interferes with reading it anonymously, without a login. This is one of the better workarounds:
nitter.net/
Lexica.art lets one to search for AI-generated art created by other people (no account required) and to generate one's own AI art (a free account is required):
lexica.art/
Mage.space lets one to generate AI art (no account required, but it is possible to create one):
www.mage.space/
sigmoid.social/@DataflowMatrixMachines
It has a different optional verification setup: one can verify that one controls a Web page referenced from one's Mastodon profile if one feels like it. For example, I used that verification mechanism to put a green checkmark on the link to the GitHub mirror of my resume page.
It's often quite annoying that Twitter interferes with reading it anonymously, without a login. This is one of the better workarounds:
nitter.net/
Lexica.art lets one to search for AI-generated art created by other people (no account required) and to generate one's own AI art (a free account is required):
lexica.art/
Mage.space lets one to generate AI art (no account required, but it is possible to create one):
www.mage.space/
