ddh @ DarkDarkHouse @lemmy.sdf.org

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Also, there are outproxies that provide access to clearnet. The public ones are usually overloaded and slow though.

I don’t know of any private trackers on i2p and have just used Postman mainly (the other trackers have very limited content). Postman is OK but not nearly as good as regular private trackers. If what you want are blockbuster films and the latest TV, you’ll be fine. Anything particularly nerdy you will probably find too.

Just realised my primary, backup and offsites are all spinning platter disks. When they say two types of storage, what does that mean exactly?

Why insert the qualifier there?

Verify the model output. Running your own, you still need to worry about that.

Same. Still have a bunch of ALAC files from taking my MacBook to the library.

You still need to pick your models and verify.

Find joy or you will be recycled.

Same thing they have done for years now, turning a blind eye to pirated versions because they know installed base drives software to support Windows.

As someone who switched back to Fedora during his tenure, good job.

The good old water skin as inflatable flotation device.

https://mastodon.social/@taylorlorenz

It can be--just put it on a pizza

How long did you spend choosing how to spell hi

Found the flatpak hater

If you do set up a RAG store, please post the tech stack you use as I’m in a similar situation. The inbuilt document store management in ollama+openwebui is a bit clunky.

I’d be interested to see how it goes. I’ve deployed Ollama plus Open WebUI on a few hosts and small models like Llama3.2 run adequately (at least as fast as I can read) on even an old i5-8500T with no GPU. Oracle Cloud free tier might work OK.

Running an LLM can certainly be an on-demand service. Apart from training, which I don’t think we are discussing, GPU compute is only used while responding to prompts.

Love these posts. Plus every month you get to see the flatpak haters try to convince us we are using the wrong technology.

I’ve used it productively this week by…

• Summarising and finding relevant parts of Microsoft Teams meetings.
• Finding relevant parts of the labyrinthine policies I have to comply with.
• Quickly finding out what’s going on with corporate events in the market.
• Generating SQL code instead of starting a blank query from scratch (I can never remember the exact way to declare various structures)
• At home, feeding private documents into Ollama for insight and producing compliance reports.
• Instructions for stepping through flashing some temperature sensors.