The last couple years have been particularly hard on us too, so I very much sympathize. Passion's such a hard thing to keep up sometimes. We do Twitch streams/YouTube as a profession, and we used to be more passionate (and still can be), but now sometimes I just have to take the day off due to depression. Sucks, but self-care is also important, and fortunately, most reasonable people are sympathetic to you needing breaks. Don't be afraid to take them if you need them. :)
I wish us both an improvement in life. We have some positive prospects of our own, but it's mostly a matter of waiting till we can finally move. (The apartment market is cut-throat in America, so it's been a real challenge.)
On the subject of my profession, I'm eager for this program for that reason too. :D I like to check out weird and obscure stuff on my channels, and I've already played several non-English games which I managed to translate one way or another. It's fun to engage that other side of the world's games on my English channels, where a lot of viewers will not even know these games existed before I cover them.
Yes, indeed, LLMs are a bit too much for my PC I think, hence the slowness. Kind of an older thing I got, I do want to upgrade but the money's not there for it currently. But perhaps language-specific LLMs will manage to be fast enough for this computer to make the process more viable...that's my hope anyways!
As to your last point, very interesting! Shorter text...that might be alright with how I would use these! Take the time that you need on the guide, but I'll definitely get right to reading it when it's done. (...80% of users use the Japanese-English model? Wow, I figured that percentile would be high, but not that high!)
