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- on what is Fermi/Harmony Chat ? in c/selfhosted@lemmy.world · 1d ago
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on Ban AI Slop? in c/opensource@lemmy.ml · 3d ago
+1 for the option self hosted went with - AI use must be labeled. It allows those of us that don’t want to see it to easily filter it out.
I saw that million lines of code in 3 months but also when I saw the post title I really just had a feeling that’s what it was to begin with. On one hand it’s kinda cool that just about anyone can make a program that does what they want, but on the other side of it I understand LLM generated code and bot submitted pulls are literally killing beloved FLOSS projects. This greatly saddens me. A good friend of mine quit contributing to projects she used to enjoy helping develop because rather than read her code, an LLM the lead dev fed it through claimed her code was AI generated. It’s fucked and causing brain rot of the worst kind.
But I also want to acknowledge that in the hands of a professional developer/coder LLMs are a valuable tool. But a person needs to be able to read and understand and verify the generated code… All this to say is that I think we need a sane and nuanced approach. Let’s not start a witch hunt, let’s just put labels on boxes and let the community decide what it wants to view or filter out.
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on Why your local LLM feels dumber than it is in c/technology@lemmy.world · 24 Aug 2026
Pretty funny. Most of this article was saying that ollama sucks now and they’re just popular because there were one of the first. Personally I started with them, too, but constantly ran into issues with them. I’ve have much better experiences with jan, open web UI, and LM studio. The first two are foss, and the second properly attributes their use of open source projects, unlike ollama.
Edit: nevermind, it’s the link below me. It’s still early in the morning, my bad
So it seems like this aims to be a drop in replacement for discord, essentially supporting the same API and clients, but with the ability to self host. Is that correct?