Waiting for the Kratter video to educate me on where you went wrong here.

See @nevent1qqs...

... seems relevant!

I asked K2 what model it is and it said it was claude 3.5.
Is it like an open source version or something? Hmm that doesn't make sense.

Right. If the content is actually tied to your personal life it's gonna be super tough. There could still be value in separation between sessions though, so, tor could be something for that.

I have run open source LLMs locally for free. The performance can't match, not even in the same ballpark (hence me mentioning $20K etc) ... or did I misunderstand you?

Maple.ai via Tor with anon account paid for with Lightning.

I think this a decent tradeoff against the appalling reality of what most of us are doing giving personal data to OpenAI, Anthropic etc.

The at-home build isn't viable for real work except if you pay like $20K and sink time into it (and even then).

Also I'm not shilling maple here .. it probably can't give you the same level of convenience etc. But maybe close, I think?

Opinions?

#asknostr

Lol, yes, you got it. The gender bit is dropped :)

It's a mix of everything. There are a lot of pre-european naming, but then you have not only spanish influence but also italian (in the south) and even african. A good example might be aguacate for avocado, which is old Nahuatl, but it's palta in Argentina. Chocolate is another famous one that's from Nahuatl i think. Meanwhile 'green beans' have literally 4 completely different names, no joke.

English nouns are basically the x-only pubkeys of European languages.

That's cool. It reminds me of something interesting: even though the same language, across Latin America there are a huge variety of words for certain common fruits and vegetables. And some everyday items too like a straw. But i noticed it especially with vegetables.

I'll write something on the issue shortly.

I was a Linux user for years before I found out 😆