Manoj Kasichainula

@headmold
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A lemon gives by taking and cares by yelling. Former security at Google, Asana, Apache. If you're holding a snake right now, press 4.
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@dangoodin @Niklas There was (at least from my perspective as a reader) a good solution: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scroll_(web_service) . Twitter (pre-Elon) chewed them up.

But also, some publications decided to keep requiring a paywall and just killed the ads behind said paywall, or maybe the other way around, I forget. It was easily defeated by ad-blockers, regardless. A version that actually paid for reading the site without ads or tracking (at higher expense) would be welcome.

Scroll (web service) - Wikipedia

@lcamtuf So you're promising more human-written text for me to train my LLM with?

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@haveibeenpwned/116157956344382004

Still up on Google Play. 4.8 stars somehow

Legendary Anime Evangelion Is Getting a Brand New Series Written by NieR's Yoko Taro

NieR and far

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Someone did the funny thing and made HDMI 2.1 work on amd cards despite what the HDMI forum wants https://old.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/1r793et/hdmi_21_frl_looking_for_testers/
@lmk (No worries at all, though it might be better for chat or email eventually.) Yeah, localhost connection is what I was thinking. Given everything you described is or can be open source and there are already RPC APIs for LLM servers, this at least seems plausible. Google's LLM (ha) even suggested some things for the browser and emacs (too many to list here, and I haven't tried any of those tools).
@lmk Well, you could run your own. While I wouldn't recommend Grammarly, they've been doing this in browser extensions for ages, so doing something similar with a local LLM ought to be possible.

@lmk Yeah I should've remembered you've dorked with LLMs enough to do those things if you could.

I've mostly just stopped paying attention to the grammar checkers because they don't like my idioms or purposeful stretches of grammar. Today I shut one up because it didn't like fixing something "in post".

@lmk Heh, maybe you already dealt with it, but does it not even have a way to add your own phrases (like a spell checker dictionary)? Maybe just change the system prompt of the LLM. ("Also legitimate phrases include 'threat model'", etc.)