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by smjburton 2y ago
Nice, that's a cool use case. I like that the local model gives you more privacy when sharing potentially sensitive data like voice recordings with an LLM. I've been interested in hosting one locally, but I was curious what I woul
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by smjburton 2y ago
Yeah that makes sense. Once the model is loaded though, does it work well in comparison to the commercial models? Do you find that the local models hallucinate more, or don't give the same response quality?
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by smjburton 2y ago
> Let’s be clear. It’s going to be a long time before running a local LLM will produce the type of results that you can get from querying ChatGPT or Claude. (You would need an insanely powerful homelab to produce that kind of results). A
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by smjburton 2y ago
Docker-Compose is likely the simplest solution for your needs (assuming you have some familiarity with Docker). Your docker-compose.yml file would look something like this: ``` --- services: frontend: image: localhost/frontend:
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by smjburton 2y ago
Wouldn't using Pi-hole or Adguard work in this case without the need to install a browser extension? These solutions are also more comprehensive because they block Google Analytics for all devices throughout a network.
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by smjburton 2y ago
Yeah, it wasn't always the best experience on desktop, but on tablet and mobile, it helped small screens feel bigger and made apps feel more dynamic and organic with live tiles. The emphasis on typography was a nice touch as well. Alth
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by smjburton 2y ago
> ... [CSS functions] will simplify hack-ish CSS and open a lot of new possibilities. If this is the goal, I'd rather see the spec updated to address the "hack-ish CSS" directly rather than introducing functions to the mix
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by smjburton 2y ago
Currently: Ghost self-hosted in a container setup using a Hetzner VPS. Planned: Astro website with Ghost as a headless CMS, possibly using Obsidian or Outline wiki to draft posts and push to Ghost using an automation workflow like n8n.
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by smjburton 2y ago
Same - any idea when we'll see this? Does LibreWolf typically adopt new Firefox features quickly, or do they prefer to hold off on new feature adoption for a few releases?
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by smjburton 2y ago
Another option you could look into is a mobile VoIP app like Acrobits Softphone or Groundwire with a VoIP SIP provider like voip.ms. The apps are a one-time purchase (~$6.99-9.99 last time I checked). Toll-free calls are free and the airtim
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by smjburton 2y ago
Any plans to add a config for a Dockerfile/docker-compose.yml? This could be really useful in a self-hosted environment. If you go down this route, the ability to use something like Ollama in place of OpenAI would be a nice feature as
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by smjburton 2y ago
Yeah that's fair, thank you.
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by smjburton 2y ago
Would this also work with something like Plausible ( https://github.com/plausible/analytics ) which uses ClickHouse to store web analytics data, or is it primarily for log data?
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by smjburton 2y ago
I've heard of OVH, but Free Range Cloud looks like a good option as well - thanks.
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by smjburton 2y ago
Nice write-up - it's given me some options to look at for Canada-specific hosting. Are there other options you considered but didn't include in your review? I haven't heard of these providers before outside of the Linode, Dig