Totally clueless about how LLMs work
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Yes sir. Honestly I’m amazed by the work Gemini and Claude does for me, and according to my best judgment, I should never allow access to my local SSH client, but the bastards asked for this.
We’ll see, I like to live life dangerously, especially when my org is pushing AI down our throats
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Even in Denmark, the least corrupt country in the world, the government did something similar for votes.
It was a much lower amount and masked as a supplement for increasing food prices, but still principally the same.
Meanwhile I just plugged Claude into a production cluster to perform analysis and I accepted its suggestions for an immediate fix, while it also made those changes to my Ansible setup and committed them to git.
I think AI is great for some things, but imo it should NOT be wasted generating funny pictures or videos.
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Most FOSS projects are barren? Huh
I’m here to say it’s all very easy and requires no work.
Seriously, you literally just install Jellyfin (or run it in Docker), set up nginx with certbot and make a port forward on your router. Zero maintenance at all.
Any LLM can give you a complete step-by-step guide that takes 10 minutes to follow if you don’t know what you’re doing.
Just use Qt and you’re already cross-platform.
Or if it has to be web, you can get crazy far with a 15 kB HTML document and possibly some native JS.