selfhoster11

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by selfhoster11 12d ago
Lol, no.
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by selfhoster11 21d ago
Tinfoil etc offer TEE inference that works well, directly or via API routers.
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by selfhoster11 21d ago
Why would you not put a CDN in front? I’d rather do that than CAPTCHA.
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by selfhoster11 2mo ago
Would you mind opening it to the public? We’d be okay making modifications for our use cases, so dumping the code would be fine.
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by selfhoster11 2mo ago
Interoperability clause in the EU might make it legal? Not sure.
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by selfhoster11 2mo ago
Check out this’s recent HN submission: https://gist.github.com/Hellisotherpeople/71ba712f9f899adcb0...
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by selfhoster11 2mo ago
That’s just how some humans write. These words didn’t come from an LLM vacuum.
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by selfhoster11 3mo ago
Difficult texture, but I appreciate the disclosure of AI use and found some of the points interesting enough to write my own essays on.
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by selfhoster11 3mo ago
Moonshot.
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by selfhoster11 3mo ago
Under Linux it is allegedly 110GB, but I’m not sure.
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by selfhoster11 3mo ago
Executive dysfunction mitigation. Voice based interfaces. Heavyweight personal file classification with a few hours of prompt building vs labelling a bespoke classifier’s data set and training a more “lightweight” option in weeks or days. L
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by selfhoster11 4mo ago
That's like saying we shouldn't be letting people access glasses or wheelchairs because we need a way to fix the issue at the root. Nope.
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by selfhoster11 5mo ago
I use both of these and I don't think I've once had an LLM rewrite my comment before posting it on HN.
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by selfhoster11 5mo ago
They are trained on natural language. Not anthropomorphizing them is the worse end of the spectrum.
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by selfhoster11 5mo ago
LLMs are indeed displacing labour. Junior IT roles are drying up in places. Translation and art are also becoming harder to earn from.
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by selfhoster11 5mo ago
They always have a choice, it just doesn't make them as much.
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by selfhoster11 5mo ago
There was Lavabit, though that's an example of just one such event. Edit: and to some extent Apple, at least in the past.
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by selfhoster11 5mo ago
I am on this very forum as an explicit effort to counterbalance that very view. You have my strong agreement.
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by selfhoster11 5mo ago
I didn't even realize that this is (allegedly) written with AI. If it's AI, then it's the kind of AI writing that's closer to the real deal and that I want to see more widely applied if AI is to be used.
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by selfhoster11 5mo ago
AI slop
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by selfhoster11 5mo ago
No. I reject this framing. It is none of anybody's business how "secure" my device ever is. A smartphone is a piece of electronics, and not a tamper evident identity device.
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by selfhoster11 6mo ago
Which is why that's not what it does. It asks you to input the hostname instead, just like deleting a repo in Github does.
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by selfhoster11 6mo ago
The good rephrasing will not include that voice.
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by selfhoster11 6mo ago
I refuse to engage in "LLMs are evil, period" views. That's like walking out into a battlefield with a samurai sword, while your enemy has Gatling guns. You'll be shredded. The pressure to survive means new tools have to
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by selfhoster11 6mo ago
K2.5 and GLM-4.7/-5 were good in my experience, another vote for those.
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by selfhoster11 6mo ago
I could spend 100% doing the work with my own Claude, and 0% reading yours. That's a negative-sum outcome. I do think that the 80%/20% split is better (though anything that is mostly human voice is fine for me).
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by selfhoster11 6mo ago
Red Star OS.
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by selfhoster11 6mo ago
Please add Internet Archive's bot to your auto-allows, at least. Their bot is presumably well behaved, and for public benefit.
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by selfhoster11 7mo ago
No, the problem absolutely is identity verification. No KYC should be needed for any kind of online API service, period.
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by selfhoster11 7mo ago
It doesn't take much hardware. I have run larger models.

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