Scott 🇨🇦🏴‍☠️

I use them once in a while. Also, I have two in my username.

I noticed you used one in a comment a month ago. Be the change you want to see. 😁

Daily dose of science. They post about once a week and there is usually one or two detailed science explanations from scientists. The host often gives a brief explanation about why something is happening in a video clip.

Thanks for the clarification.

“Open weighted” I take to mean that the user can see what sources the LLM/AI was trained upon. Usually this information is a closely guarded corporate secret.

As for “models” this is no different than the different models that a car company offers. Sentra from Nissan, F-150 from Ford, Civic from Honda

If locally run or through a data center, LLM/AIs have two major problems:

1. The results can’t really be trusted due to their tendency to hallucinate.
2. Frequent LLM/AI usage has been proven to deskill the user as well as a reduction in cognitive ability. I’m dumb enough without getting help from a clanker.

Assuming “run it 100% locally” means on your own hardware with network access, I see no reason this can’t happen given a powerful enough computer.

There are dictatorships that are far worse but no way in hell will I cross the border to see for myself.

LOL

Exodus is showing no trackers for Tuta and Droidify. 1 for Pipepipe which is used for crash reporting. I haven’t check any of the other listed.

I’ve used Nextdns once in a while and nothing appears for these apps.

Once I changed Ironfox’s DNS from Max to Default the browser runs great.

I don’t care what you believe. Several people in this thread dont use Ironfox because of its slow performance.

I’ll try disabling its DNS, thanks.

Edit: I’ve installed Ironfox once again. This time with “Default Protection” under DNS over HTTPS. I’m surprised how fast the browser is. It might even be a tiny bit faster than Brave.

UBO was installed. Last time I tried Ironfox was perhaps two weeks ago.

Your bigotry towards Zoomers and Alphas is pretty shitty.

I use LibreWolf on desktop but Ironfox is far too slow on GrapheneOS.

Ironfox on my GOS takes about 1-2 minutes to load a webpage. Even with a fresh install and no mods done to UBO. That’s longer than Tor browser takes to load the same page. No joke, I timed several pages with a stopwatch.

Until Ironfox gets their stuff together, I’ll be using Brave.

Edit: Seems Ironfox’s slowness is due to their DNS resolver. I turned that off and it’s quick. Later today, I’m installing another profile in Librewolf so I can sync with Ironfox and ditching Brave on my Android.

About the only thing I’ve noticed is sometimes I’ll tap the display but it doesn’t light up. I had this issue on my 6a. It’s more frequent on my 10a. Pressing the power button turns on the display. A reboot temporarily fixing the problem.

My dad has a 6a running GrapheneOS and hasn’t mentioned this happening to him.

Proton claims it’s privacy respecting but it’s still developed with stolen data, it’s still bad for mental health, promotes deskilling, and bad for the environment. It’s one of the reasons I downgraded my Unlimited to the free tier.

Tomb raiding

I bet that guy didn’t lift between 20 and 30.

Ask your rheumatologist if lifting weights can help. Compound movements, deadlifts, bench press, overhead press, and squats, will go a long way.

I assumed most things would get more difficult as I age. Turns out I was correct.

The only thing that is easier is building something from a box of scraps. It’s harder to see and my hands aren’t quite as nimble but I have a boat-load of experience.