They want evidence of the antivirus updates for our macbooks being centrally managed by some tool (quote-unquote: WSUS). I get this is how some enterprises operate, but for our small shop we're talking a handful of macbooks that have access to even anything. And even so the people who operate those are contractually obligated to run a very tight ship (encrypted disks, auto updates (which includes XProtect, apple's native antivirus so to speak), 2FA on all services, etc), tunnelling on unprotected wifi, etc.
We sent evidence of all of this. But they really want centrally managed antivirus for our macbooks.
This looks really nice but it’s good to point out that this project can use the Ollama HTTP API or any other API, but does not run models itself. So not a replacement to Ollama, but rather to the Ollama npm. Perhaps that was obvious because the post is about that, but I briefly thought this could run models too.
antirez thank you for talking some sense. I’ve seen skilled devs discard LLMs entirely based on seeing one (too many) hallucinations, then proclaiming they are inferior and throwing the baby away with the bathwater. There is still plenty of use to be had from them even if they are imperfect.
Like LogicBlox received so much community love? I’m a Nix user and their paying $9k/mo for this never amounted to me learning their name. Could say a lot about me but could also say a lot about how appealing it will be to sponsor this.
Could be changed tho, Nix leadership should brainstorm how to make this an attractive thing to sponsor. Feature name prominently on site, conferences, social media, even CLI(?).
React, Hooks, Node.js, TypeScript, SWR. Are these right up your alley? Transloadit is hiring a developer to work on our website (mostly front-end work, some back-end tinkering may not be ruled out). Remote, freelance, 32h+/week, $50/h. You'll be part of a highly skilled team and have plenty opportunity to work on our open source projects as well (uppy.io, tus.io). We're thin on process and management, it's mostly github issues & slack. That may not work for all, but well for some, so worth mentioning. We have an open, friendly & curious culture.
If you are interested please DM a tweet-sized motivation and any relevant links to @kvz
Downloading has been resumable since HTTP/1.1 but people uploading content have a less reliable experience. Worse: typically upstream bandwidth is much lower so they are exposed longer to unreliable connections.
Trying to fix uploading through tus.io (low level protocol) and uppy.io (user interface). Both open source and free to add to any project.
We take security very seriously but this is not the way.