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paweladamczuk
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paweladamczuk
11d ago
This is a frustration of mine as well, but I vaguely remember someone showing something on HN where the file could essentially save itself, I think they were using some file APIs for that... sadly I can't find the details anymore. But
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paweladamczuk
11d ago
They want to own the glass (the one in our pockets) so much.
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paweladamczuk
12d ago
Good thing they never claimed their feelings were proof of anything.
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paweladamczuk
17d ago
I remember one of the disputes an LLM helped me with. The human beings on the other end threatened me with mall security and I had to record them (legal where I live), write to the company's HQ and to the consumer ombudsman to get a re
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paweladamczuk
17d ago
LLMs are a great equalizer. I had no idea how much of the world runs on ignorance of one's own rights and how much administrative burden is used adversarially. Now my learning is greatly accelerated. I hope it's the same for more
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paweladamczuk
22d ago
Funny, I had a similar task for an LLM recently but it succeeded, so I'll describe it: I asked the chatbot (librechat, tavily-mcp connected, kimi-k3) if anybody tests dish soaps rigorously. It said yes. I asked it to find the consumer
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paweladamczuk
25d ago
How would the plausible deniability piece work? If you stream some bytes to someone else, you can't deny doing it. Unless you imagine this working over Tor, idk what the performance of Tor is these days but I never thought it could sup
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paweladamczuk
27d ago
As if the people utilizing the judiciary system before LLMs fully understood the laws themselves. Give me a break. These are the talking points of the elite scared that the playing field is being leveled by technology. I'm on the side
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paweladamczuk
27d ago
I would like everybody to be completely responsible for the words they sign with their own name and present as their own. Regardless of how the words were produced.
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27d ago
> applicants to the Fair Work Commission will need to disclose AI use I really don't like where this is going.
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paweladamczuk
29d ago
When technically correct PRs (actual fixes, harmless) get rejected, maybe it's a signal that the codebases are too big? My big hope for LLM coding is that it will finally force us to focus on minimizing the amount of code that is out t
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1mo ago
Care to share your setup? I use pi and librechat and I am really limited by the lack of proper web connector. Testing Tavily right now, Kagi is next. I wonder why I see so few comments about it on HN, does everybody have this figured out al
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1mo ago
Not him but I can as well throw in my setup. For playback, I mainly use Navidrome. For autotagging and importing (moving files), Beets. For tagging edge cases, MusicBrainz Picard as the GUI and the Python tagging lib underneath it (mutagen
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1mo ago
I noticed the same. Housework consumes a LOT of my time. But maybe that's just because of income level and failure to delegate?
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2mo ago
Yeah, straight out denial of somebody's experience is another debate killer.
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2mo ago
FWIW, no matter the issue, this kind of tone makes me close up for any rational arguments. I wish I could look past it, but I just can't.
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2mo ago
> “Under German law scanning books – regardless of the purpose – would not be permissible and constitute a clear violation of copyright law,” Excuse me, what?
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2mo ago
Or maybe it's a case of "I want to own the place where I live and the only way to achieve that while supporting a family is participating in the economy based o hostileOS"? It's easy to have a principled stance when the
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2mo ago
There is an odd assumption behind this post that you can put effective guardrails on a model before releasing it. I thought nobody had such technology?
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2mo ago
The amount of engagement this gets... guys, I think we are being played here.
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2mo ago
On some days, half of my promts to Copilot at work are spoken to a local whisper medium model running on an Intel ARC GPU.
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2mo ago
I've been using this one for a week for local transcription, working pretty well so far
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paweladamczuk
2mo ago
Check cache hits in your logs. You can use Openrouter or pi config to pin providers with best cache hit rates (or disable ones with the worst). I use Openrouter for everything except Deepseek. For Deepseek I use their API directly.
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2mo ago
I once plugged in a Logitech keyboard on a fresh system and got a colorful branded popup covering several inches of screen real estate in the bottom right corner. It was urging me to download some Logitech software. As far as I know, the so
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2mo ago
I wonder if the functionality od Index 01 will also be available via the Pebble watch? I mean, it would be logical to allow that, all it needs is a separate app for the watch. But I didn't find any clear confirmation of this anywhere.
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2mo ago
When I was setting up Wireguard server at home, the last step (after testing the setup) was the LLM giving me a set of commands to run manually to regenerate the credentials.
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3mo ago
That's what I do. I have Wireguard connected on my iPhone at all times. LLMs became so good that I don't trust a codebase like Immich to have ports to my server exposed publicly. I put everything behind Wireguard to limit the numb
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3mo ago
To add to the sibling comment, you are also ignoring the fact that in 1999 nobody had those conveniences, everybody was on equal ground. In 2026, if you handicap yourself by rejecting those "conveniences", you will be met by frict
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3mo ago
That's similar to the direction I went with my PC. It's a server that sits in a datacenter. It is wireguard protected and has SSH access for general stuff, copyparty for file access, webtop in a container for graphical tasks like
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3mo ago
It's just like the new Copilot 365. Every time I try to type "Ć", Copilot pops up. I have to close the app constantly.
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