I feel like in Linux any distinction between “OS” and “something else” would be arbitrary, except, perhaps the example of the AUR vs regular packages in arch, or maybe the universe repo in Ubuntu. Why would you want a whole different system for managing those packages?
It is civic duty and mutual aid
Maybe I misinterpreted the question, I was thinking this was including presentation layer for llm tools
That’s not always true, they can also use regular logic to flag certain requests (like r’s in strawberry) and respond manually without it ever reaching the model
I mean a lot of them still exist, but are struggling under the weight of our unsustainable society. Get off your white supremacist shit mother fucker
Proton is too fucking expensive.
Any of them have port forwarding? Thought not…
You can look at countless examples of societies which were made up of humans just like you and I that lived sustainably. Humans are not inherently the problem.
I mean sort of but there are a lot of down folks on the side of the ups and that basically just brings us back to what left vs right always was
Yeah but ai companies are losing money so in the long run Anubis seems like it should eventually return to working.
WG was always so much better anyway.
Maybe if AI actually existed that would be a valid concern.
If your workplace tries replacing your coworkers with LLMs, you should go on strike. If you don’t feel like you have the capacitor to go on strike, you should build it. Now.
Only one billion?? What a deal! Where’s my checkbook!?
I think it’s going to require a change in how models are built and optimized. Software engineering requires models that can do more than just generate code.
You mean to tell me that language models aren’t intelligent? But that would mean all these people cramming LLMs in places where intelligence is needed are wasting their time?? Who knew?
Me.
Never short enough
I’m pretty sure you’ll just have to cut it out of a rectangle in another program like gimp, sorry.
If you just want to do it for the fuck of it look at how old simple filesystems like FAT12 work and implement them in whatever high-level programming language you’re most comfortable, maybe with FUSE as others have suggested since there are beginner-level tutorials for that.
End of an era
Bare minimum that should’ve been done almost 2 years ago, or really years before that honestly.