I use oobabooga, little bit more options in the gguf space then ollama but not as easy to use imo. Does support openAI api connection though so can plug in other services to use it.

It seemed to me either they meant models or literally a different meaning for the acronym in general lol https://www.abbreviations.com/LLM

There’s a shit load if it’s local, looooots of models out there.

That’s why I bought a fold, not a Samsung fan but I didn’t want to buy a separate tablet and I really like the sweet spot this phone offers.

99% of the time I’m just using the front screen, but when I want or need that extra real estate (gaming, admining my homelab remotely, partially watching a yt video while doing chores) it’s really nice that it’s the same device and I can continue exactly what I’m doing on a bigger screen.

Heh

Right, immediately made me think of TempleOS, where were the articles then claiming people are losing loved ones to programming fueled spiritual fantasies.

Meanwhile for centuries we’ve had religion but that’s a fine delusion for people to have according to the majority of the population.

Ironic the image is of a switch, like Nintendo has been on the cutting edge at all in the last 20+ years

Lol it’s fine, their comment can be taken many ways, I just wanted to be sarcastic :p

Then use a desktop app instead, this is absolutely useful for me to host on my homelab, I can convert from any web connected device.

But I want to trust randos with my file conversions! 😡

It will if it detects the requests and blocks them

Crowdsec is what stops the intrusion.

Would depend on what reverse proxy you’re using, I saw they replied with Caddy, I set it up using Traefik instead

I miss slack every day, teams is getting better but… Ugh

I don’t think it will effect scalping in the slightest, just lokm at how GPU prices skyrocketed and scalping was even worse of a problem. The scarcity increases demand and therefore increases how much they can charge.

Potentially.

I have on the same windows install gone from 7 to 10 to 11 without much issue. There were several win 10 updates that fucked with my setup more then the upgrade process.

Isn’t there a way to prevent cross federated caching though? I thought something along those lines was implemented specifically to combat that problem.

I currently use Bazzite on my old laptop, just wanted to try out immutable distros and I like to stream games from my rig to it sometimes so completely functional steam was a nice addition. Plus learning about flatpaks and app images over installed packages has been interesting.

Then on my servers Debian/Proxmox and usually Ubuntu server in LXCs for more updated APTs then Debian, though I mostly run docker for my web apps rather then native APTs.

I work for a company that has a java program that functions on Linux but is nowhere near the level of support provided for mac/Windows, so I’m the Linux guy for our dept and when a customer is running into issues on a distro I’ll spin up a vm on my homelab and see if I can rum through an install and get it functional.

So far the only one I literally couldn’t get installed was Slackware lol I even figured out how to get it functional in ChromeOSes Linux subsystem lol.

That’s a great point, yes, the majority of my podcast listening was on my longer drive before covid then I was wfh for a while but also moved closer to my eventual office.