There's a great talk called "Lawyer. Passport. Locksmith. Gun." From saintcon that's really good.
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Any relatively new gaming PC from the last, what, 4? Years has enough power to run local LLMs. Maybe not the ginormous 70GB behemoth models, but the toned down ones are pretty damn good and if you don't mind waiting a few seconds while it thinks, you can run it completely locally as much as you want, and whenever you want.
it's very early days for loops and as far as i've seen there's no option to host your own instance (though they say it will be open source, it is not right now). https://loops.video/help-center/frequently-asked-questions
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Man I loved that game. I didn't even play the story much. It's was just a fun drive around game
I can't wait for a new left party.
This is written as if the election were still in the future. We're going in, and it's going to be hell. This is the loadout selection screen before the match starts. We need to be thinking of ways we can bolster our communities and defend ourselves.
This is my experience. I had them on my desk in a test bay to make sure they were all good to go and the only time I notice them is when they're doing a lot of read/write movements. While they idle they're quiet. So it depends on your use case, where the drive physically is, and what the drive is attached to. If it's mounted with nice rubber dampers or something you might never hear them. If they're mounted up to a loose chunk of metal they might rattle and drive you nuts.
Pi running Kodi/libreelec