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If you send yourself messages via a Discord bot, you lose the privacy advantage of running a LLM locally. Discord does not have end-to-end encryption for messa

• haxel 3y ago
  Indeed. Currently, my primary concerns are a) surprise b) accessibility c) efficiency and d) self-containment. Surprise, because that draws my attention better. Not interested in guardrails here. Accessibility, because I can involve my sons without friction. Efficiency, because using Discord lets me skip building or finding a component (for now). And I still get a degree of self-containment because Discord is the only piece I'll need to swap out. Bonus that it doesn't have a recurring cost until then. Yet privacy still matters to me. Despite being Discord-compromised, the detailed personal context within the prompts remains private. The data that determines the timing and topic of each message remains private as well.