I’m loving your commentary on the subject.

When I mentioned Mistral, I meant their attention to open source. Their new model (Mistral small) can be run on consumer hardware with similar results to ChatGPT if trained on good data. AI isn’t that useful outside of me asking it to write one-liners but I haven’t had the experience you have.

I’m trying to create a router + switch combo. I know bonding over CPU is considered a bad idea but I don’t want to run a proprietary OS on my switch to get VLANs. I’d rather run an OpenBSD VM and do everything in it.

This might delve into some networking, but if you can bear with me:

Whilst I like the idea of VLANs, I don’t like running proprietary firmware on my devices. Which means a regular L2+/L3 switch is not going to cut it. But I’m starting to wonder if I can just use Veths and subnetting to segregate traffic between different machines on my network?

Using your example, can I do:

PC (router) -> 10Gbe port (3 Veths) -> switch -> three different machines on different subnets?

Can I prevent the three machines from talking to each other directly through the switch if I put them in different subnets? Sorry for my lousy networking knowledge, it’s been a while.

How much VC/Microsoft funding does OpenAI have? Surely they can’t afford to keep burning cash like they are now? When will they make AI so expensive to use that it will become useless?

The only AI startup I care about is Mistral. Amazing models, altruistic attitude towards AI and software. In my opinion, one of the few great companies out there. Give them a few more years and I’ll consider them in the same league as Mullvad.

is there a thriving selfhost/homelab type place that is active?

I mean, you’re right here.

Is there any benefit to hosting your own Lemmy and mesh it with the other Lemmey’s out there?

If it’s your personal instance: altruism. You’re taking some burden off of the main Lemmy servers by hosting your own with your content. You’re saving them bandwidth, storage and CPU time.

If it’s a public instance meant for others to use: you’re participating in decentralisation and keeping the Fediverse alive. Every new instance has their own mods, rules and policies. It’s like a little island connected to other islands to form a community.

I can wrap my 70 year old head around it.

Holy shit I hope my brain can process new tech at that age like you. Good luck, DM me if you have trouble.

Thank you. This was exactly the response I was looking for.

1. Is it possible to set a password for sudo on Android? I’ve never seen anyone talk about it.

2. Sucks that I can’t control sensors with root. Sensors are my biggest fear on all phones.

3. Ah yeah, ARM TrustZone. I had forgotten about that.

4. afaik the modem often relies on a linux based system

   Well, shit.

I’ve seen this movie before. MBAs are fucking idiots.

Truer words have never been spoken.

I’m just waiting for OpenAI or someone else to jack up prices in the name of profits so high that they will be the equivalent of Nvidia for business AI.

Suddenly hiring for creative roles will be back in full swing because companies won’t be able to afford it. Unfortunately, in the end, the shareholder always wins

My board has PCIe gen 4 x1, but unfortunately there’s a really cheap card with 6 ethernet ports but PCIe gen 2 X8

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We need something better than Anubis that can run with JS disabled

Are you able to run banking and chat apps?

I see. You need either IPSEC/OVPN or need to encapsulate wireguard in an SSL tunnel. It’s a little involved but possible to do

How do they plan to “ban” encryption? What are they going to do if I get a VPN and download the Signal APK?

Thanks

I’m on Debian. Which RSS reader do you use? Is there a fuzzy search for YouTube?

None of them usable

This is setting Google up to eventually say “Aw shucks, might as well make it proprietary, we’re doing it in-house anyway”.

Edit: I can’t believe this comment got downvoted. I wish I could see who the Google SIMPs are in this community

I honestly don’t think EU and Asian leaders have the balls to do this (because the American government will support American companies if it comes down to it). Tougher fines that are difficult for the tech giants to swallow should be the first step

Malicious delays should be recognised and interest should be charged as an additional percentage. Also, the EU is hardly doing enough. It’s like they’ve been bought by these companies

Can you explain your setup? I’m interested