First try: Normal fast
Second try: Push harder in case a key didn't register, still normal fast
Third try: Only use a single finger, selecting every key carefully
lord_ryvan
joined 1 year ago
Wow, this kid is developer at a young age.
XMPP with the OMEMO extension is close, no? While Matrix isn't distributed, it is decentralised like Lemmy and Mastodon, and E2EE by default. That could be the closest thing to what you mean?
XMPP; an open protocol that can be as basic as IRC or extended to support everything Telegram does and more. Decentralised (since it's a protocol), and E2EE through OMEMO or by encrypting with PGP client side is something your provider can't even have control over.
It's a proxy for a number of LLMs of choice, prompts anonymised before they're sent. A bit like how their search engine is anonymised Bing, or how their maps are anonymised Apple Maps. I'm happy with the service!
perplexity.ai
Like DuckDuckGo's AI's, but with sources? Sounds cool, thanks!
fake
Ah... Too bad (:
I'm sorry which LLM is this? What are its settings? How'd you get that out of it?
And how did it give sources?
In doing this as well, for the same reason
That's such a cool backstory, thanks!
They need somehow a way to earn there living expanses ?
Crackers don't do it for a living lol
They're normal people with normal, often 9-5, jobs; who just bought a gamr and want to help more people get their hands on that game even through pay walls and region restrictions.
I would if I could!
I will say, there's something scary about crafting your own medicine, I'd expect medicine to be highly precisely crafted in labs by highly educated professionals and that it'd be difficult and perhaps dangerous to make and take your own medicine. I could be wrong.
The things they write in the article are amazing, people can make their own life savine cure to hepatitis C for about 70 USD for their whole home made treatment, that just works? It seems too good to be true without any caveats.
Oh and, final thought, “Four Thieves Collective”? They really don't beat around the bush. I like that
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