Ms-J

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by Ms-J 5mo ago
Hi dang, I sent you an email about all my comments showing up as dead and another problem, could you take a look when you get a chance? Thanks.
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
Could you give us an update on how everything was resolved? I believe the transparency would be a huge plus. This happened to Wireguard, Veracrypt, Windscribe, and possibly others. Certainly not isolated and very unnerving. There are still
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
Proton works with spy agencies and has been caught so many times with their pants down, doing the worst, that I can't keep up with it any longer. Then on every thread they deploy a massive army of people to defend their bullshit. They
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
Yes, exactly.
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
It is absolutely your right to express your self by not going to these places. That is the beauty of freedom. You make the choice.
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
People have absolute freedom of expression. "If you went to a restaurant and it had Confederate flags and pro-slavery memorabilia on the walls, would you think: “Well, that’s just their political view, I don’t have to share it to eat h
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
That helps a lot being able to see an example, thanks! I don't know why all of these tools make it so hard to find the info to disable the telemetry/spying it's not just this one. Regarding the formatting, I have no idea haha
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
This was such a useful post, thank you have an upvote! I forgot about Aider. I was looking into it but got distracted with other work, do you know if it does have any update checks or telemetry? I will check the source but I could miss some
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
"No legal mechanism with such breadth exists in Australia." No. See: https://lowendbox.com/blog/australian-police-will-soon-have-... "These new warrant powers include: 1. Data disruption 2. Expansi
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
From your link, it explains that they have to Switzerland: "The developer of Session, an encrypted messaging app, has moved operations to Switzerland as ‘being in Australia just threatened our credibility as a privacy tool’." What
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
I'm looking for an agent, but thanks. I forget the issue with Gpt4all as some have blended together when they weren't suitable for me.
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
Thanks for the recommendation, I took a look and maybe you can answer a few questions that I couldn't find a clear answer when doing some quick searching. Regarding local models, can it use them? I found this discussion: https:/&
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Best Open Source Offline AI Agent
3 points by Ms-J 5mo ago|9 comments
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
Session was Australian based which means they would have to do all sorts of horrible things when asked by the government, such as even letting police impersonate users... I just checked and they claim to have moved their infra to Switzerlan
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
Thanks for the tip. That user has produced other interesting models, including aggressively uncensored variants which claim 0 refusals. I will definitely try it as there can never be too many uncensored AI implementations.
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
Posted this earlier from a throwaway since my account wasn't able to reply for some odd reason and it was marked as dead: Hello Jason! I want to first thank you for all of your hard work developing Wireguard. If I can find someone who
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
Scroll down to my other comment, I've used it specifically for coding as well. "It couldn't even debug some moderately complicated python scripts reliably."
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
Any American's I've spoke to either are so sick of wars and of course don't want this or they actively oppose it. The only people you find wanting this war is israelis and their kind. They sit back and relax while having thei
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
Why isn't Iran doing more? It seems like they are pandering to the USA when they have the moral high ground.
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
Anthropic and ClosedAI are some of the biggest bullshitters in the industry. The is no moat, no special "capability" and when the time comes when we can run these models on our own, they will be cheap SaaS gimmicks marketed to cor
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by Ms-J 5mo ago
Z.ai and their GLM models are pretty low quality. I've been testing it for awhile now since it seemed to have potential as a local model. With this new update it still cannot parse simple, test PDFs correctly. It inconsistently tells m
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
It is very true. Look at the Ukraine war for a current example.
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
Wouldn't it be possible to use a printed drone or one with flashed firmware to remove the spying such as broadcasting an ID? If the drone is stolen by the police there wouldn't be any identifying info and by that time the operator
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
Owned like a slave to the government.
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
You did a reasonable check in my opinion. Perhaps if you had said that you already did search I wouldn't have written the last part. Also if I had an answer to your question I would say it. Hope you are able to find the answer.
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
If you spend a moment to verify the info that is the fact check. No one can do the thinking for you.
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
Maybe they shouldn't be attacking Iran? Duhhhhhh.
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
Play store is the largest distributor of spyware and viruses for Android. Not even a small fraction of a percentage of scams come from installing software normally, but only from Google Play store.
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
But then how would they police what you install? Maybe you have the criminal idea of installing an adblocker, for example. That is not allowed since corporations need to make money. The government and ad networks need to track you for your
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
It's every for profit company. No exception. Charities and certain non profits may not count, but most are bad too. How is it even possible that you got down voted for this?

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