TheFrirish

Just die already microslop

I mean I’m sorry but I am not going to cry of you work at Meta.

As of now the most complete alternative (albeit controversial) is the decentralised SimpleX Chat. But it’s not as easy to use as Signal.

Honestly I have a much much much MUCH MUCH bigger issue with the fact that it is an American and Centralised service.

FBI still can’t access it though.

Every time I write gibberish it always goes back to Polish

Yeah you heard him you shesjsbsqhsdizbzhfdjdbzbdbwkla !

Even though I trust Signal and the FBI has raided them multiple times without success. This is still a centralised service that goes through American servers therefore is automatically a threat to sovereignty.

But again I cannot recommend signal enough they have a brilliant track record. And with good opsec you have little to worry about.

Wow and the sky is blue. Seriously though, ever since the war in Ukraine started (full blown war of 2022) it has become ridiculously easy to spot the compromised European politicians. At least to me it has.

It’s the most infuriating thing when I am experimenting with local AI. Although the absolute worst offender is Gemini (not local). Every fucking time, “That’s a great question to ask bla bla bla” or “you’ve absolutely hit the nail on the head” and the many others. If an AI does that a few too many times I just use a different one. (Granted you can tune the answers with a system prompt).

Why so many downvotes?

Wow thanks I learned something new today.

I’m only upvoting because you provided without the paywall. Sincerely, thank you boss.

But honestly like where is the danger? I know someone can quote the article but if you were usong insta for encrypted messaging, imho, you should go see a shrink.

A real shame it’s not Nokia

Please come joins us. EU can preserve your fishing waters.

I guess a broken clock is right twice a day. Bitter Lunduke don’t fool yourself this guy is a tool

That took me way too long to see

That looks like your average iOS autocorrupt

Honestly I hate to admit that its thanks to LLMs that I have been able to fully switch to Arch the irony is that I actually end up reading more and understanding more about my system.

recently I had an issue where my Moza R5 Racing set up just stopped functionning. it turns out the drivers for it which I installed seperatly were now merged in kernel 6.18. I wasn’t aware of that at all and it’s actually the AI that made me aware of it. now essentially I had to uninstall the drivers and purge the configuration for it and reboot. it was a simple fix but I was doompasting commands into terminal from the AI and it was just going in circles eventually I actually had to figure it out myself.

I think that you actually still learn a lot from the AI about linux in general and since I used gemini pro for a month (now using glm-4.7 locally) which was up to date in terms of news and info.

Even though troubleshooting errors on linux with an AI can often end up in circles, I would have not have found out without the AI that the drivers for my niche sim racing rig on linux were merged into the kernel. I probably would have ended up doing a fresh install or a distro hop (most likely the latter since I always have issues with Arch).

if you are going to use llm, if you have a powerful enough rig then please try to run them locally. I did some AI assisted work with gemini (Google) and I find it genuinly creepy that if I ever ask it a question now it always tries to go back to my work even on unrelated topics, different chats and after prompting to stop or I will switch AI provider (I ended up switching in the end) it bugged me for two months then I switch to local.

I suspect it’s trying to get me back to work to analyze my data to serve google’s own interests but that would just be speculation right? RIGHT?