Avid PC gamer, Linux convert, SCP fan.

Love Science Fiction, Cyberpunk, post-apocalyptic settings; Fan of the games of the defunct Arkane Studios. Listening to (Power-, Speed-, Thrash-)Metal, Gothic, Deathrock, EBM, Vaporwave, Lo-Fi; Classic and Musicals are fine too. Can’t stand Hip-Hop.

Owned by two cats, recently divorced, blessed with a personality disorder (AVPD) - pensioned (even the state has the opinion I’m a total wreck lol). This causes me to be unable to keep up personal connections and makes me ghost literally everyone, so if it happens to you, sorry in advance.

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Pro GenAI, but Anti-GenAI-Corpos; this technology should be available to everyone, which would only be fair since we all contributed to it. Datasets and Models should be under the jurisdiction of UNESCO, since they are literally the distilled cultural output of humanity.

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    I disagree regarding the “generic reply to Anti-ai”. Discourse nowadays simply ignores locally run models - they do not exist outside of a sphere of technically adept users. Making sure more people know that you don’t have to finance OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta or the Neoclouds should be way more accessible information.

    This tech and what is happening currently should not be conflated. If Big Tech used up all global stockpiles of bubble gum because they wanted to create the worlds largest chewing gum bubble, it doesn’t mean that you with your single pack of gum is even comparable to what they are doing.

    The only question in your comment i can see is the concern about energy cost while training a model. Those costs are a static amount - not ignoreable, but finite. The longer you use that model, or increasing the amount of people using it, reduces the cost per instance. Use a model long enough and the energy cost of creating in in the first place converges towards zero. It’s another point for local LLMs - nobody needs the aggressive update cycle Anthropic and OpenAI are running, and those can’t stop because the moment they do, investor money will stop flowing.

    For what it can be used: well obviously it is a great tool in all areas where you can automate checking if what it did meets a specific criteria. That’s the reason why Mythos has Business entities like Microsoft scrambling like mad just right now - checking to see if Mythos managed to escalate privileges or run remote code is trivial, and Mythos is showing up security issues all over their software, up to the point that MS is scared that even if they patch the really ugly shit, Mythos might still chain multiple low level vulnerabilities to fuck them over, and all that is needed from Joe Shmoe are the words “go hack Onedrive”.

    I personally like to use them to calculate stuff where i know it can be calculated because of my experience, but where i do not recall the specific formulas needed. I also use it for creating regular expressions on the fly, teaching myself how to create useful bash scripts (all my knowledge about sed and awk comes from a local LLM), among other things that are not the business of anyone.












  • Yeah, Bandcamp is great if you already have a following, but discoverability is subpar.
    I like Tidal, but as you said, user experience is also subpar to other platforms.

    I am using Deezer - Discoverability is good, User experience is as expected, they pay the artists that drive their income more than the basic rates while cutting out shit that tries to grab money, and with deemix-gui i can grab whole discographies for download to make sure the stuff i like doesn’t disappear into the void. When on the road i use Deezers app so i can discover new artists, while sorting it out at home and finally downloading whatever really hits my taste.