Let's do this. But entirely local. Local obsidian, local LLM, and all open source. That's the future I want.
smm11•26m ago
Apple then.
p_ing•15m ago
That rules out the open source part.
eadmund•23m ago
Local Org mode, local LLM, all orchestrated with Emacs, all free software.
If only I were retired and had infinite time!
gchamonlive•15m ago
Open-weights only are also not enough, we need control of the dataset and training pipeline.
The average user like me wouldn't be able to run pipelines without serious infrastructure, but it's very important to understand how the data is used and how the models are trained, so that we own the model and can assess its biases openly.
tsimionescu•2m ago
Good luck understanding the biases in a petabyte of text and images and video, or whatever the training set is.
xnx•17m ago
No mention/comparison to Gemini CLI? Gemini CLI is awesome and they just added a kind of stealth feature for Chrome automation. This capability was first announced as Project Mariner, and teased for eventual rollout in Chrome, but it's available right now for free in Gemini CLI.
nharada•14m ago
I do really like the Unix approach Claude Code takes, because it makes it really easy to create other Unix-like tools and have Claude use them with basically no integration overhead. Just give it the man page for your tool and it'll use it adeptly with no MCP or custom tool definition nonsense. I built a tool that lets Claude use the browser and Claude never has an issue using it.
xorvoid•47m ago
smm11•26m ago
p_ing•15m ago
eadmund•23m ago
If only I were retired and had infinite time!
gchamonlive•15m ago
The average user like me wouldn't be able to run pipelines without serious infrastructure, but it's very important to understand how the data is used and how the models are trained, so that we own the model and can assess its biases openly.
tsimionescu•2m ago