If i was wrong, my bad. You just felt sympathy for the rejected bot and tried to get its changes merged? And made passive aggressive comments about needing a birth certificate
You are the person behind running the LLM bot, right? You opened the second PR to get the same code merged.
Maybe it is you who should a take a breather before direting your bot to attack against the opensource maintainer who was very reasonable to begin with. Use agents and ai to assist you but play by the rules that the project sets for AI usage.
What do you mean that cpu does something different? Isnt cpu doing what is being asked, that being xor with consequence of zeroing when given two same values.
Yeah I suppose. Haven't seen rack of servers express grief when someone is mean to them. And I am quite sure that I would notice at that point. Comparing current LLMs/chatbots whatever to anything resembling a living creature is completely ridiculous.
What the fuck are you talking about. If you think these matrix multiplication programs running on gpu have feelings or can feel pain you, I think you have completely lost it
Tested the free chat. The chat bot gave slightly incorrect answer, and trustworthiness gave it score of 0.749 and said the answer is completely incorrect, which was not actually the case. Seems more confusing with two answers that are somewhat wrong.
With podman and kube (crio and containerd) you can create mirror config such that the pulls happen from a mirror transparently. Some mirrors also support proxy cache behaviour so you dont in theory have to preload images (though might be necessary with the new limits)
Yeah, not using cookies is irrelevant if you use other means to track user. Also people like to think they need to show the "cookie banner" for all cookies regardless of how they are used.
I was only commenting about DNS part, self signed certificates come with their own lot of trouble. At least I havent ever run into any cache issues with local resolvers.
I have previously used https://github.com/jsha/minica which makes it at least easy to create a root certificate and matching server cert. How to get that root cert trusted on different array of devices is another story.
Couldn't you just add the domain to /etc/hosts and have it resolve that way. No need to buy domain if you are just testing locally. Also you wouldn't be exposing anything to outside world.