badcodecat
i think it’s just humour, i assume it’s referring to rust’s lifetimes which is a feature (mostly) unique to rust
super exciting, but in a way i have kind of “lost interest” in frontier models, since the resources needed to run them is beyond what most people have access to. i mostly see the future in smaller models (like 3.1 8B for example), anyone else share this feeling?
also unrelated but, i was previously librecat on here (my last instance stopped working)
if gamers keep allowing companies to install kernel level anti-cheat, i fear the answer is sooner rather than later.
“i just caught the plague”
“it’s cause you’re on that damn orb all the time!”
remember, it’s important to keep people ignorant to better opportunities
right, i read this (the linked README) already, and i was more-so asserting it rather than asking, but thank you for the response nonetheless.
what i was trying to say is, this software claims to be “Built to last forever” and yet is not built for self hosting, my remark was meant to highlight how these things are fundamentally incompatible. keep in mind it’s not necessarily bad to use a service instead of self-hosting, but i wouldn’t recommend it.
built to last forever & cannot be self hosted
hmm…
there’s an unfortunate bug where the flamethrower is ineffective against regular chargers (still works on behemoths apparently though), but other than that great update!