Privacy friendly version of Last.fm for those that want to see a history of the things they've played. I have a history that goes back almost 10 years at this point on a self hosted service.

There are plenty of other ways to access the Anthropic models, eg: OpenRouter. OpenRouter will automatically use Anthropic/Bedrock based on availability and latency.

Those that care about local models already have the knowledge/abilitu to run them with things like LLMStudio, Llama.cpp

I tried this a few months back, but the LLM sidebar doesn't offer any extra integration that I saw? No variables and no ability to include the page you're looking at as context by doing something like "@selection" or "@currentpage" or similar. I don't understand what the point of having it in your sidebar is when most people already have shortcuts or workflows already setup for their favorite LLM chat applicacations.

Good AI summary

Thank You, I suppose. ^_^

And all the downsides of that. Eg: People on welfare are going to vote for more welfare at the cost of the working class.

It's political autority that comes from the lowest common denominator.

irrelevant to the definition, thanks anyway

You don't use the same marketing strategies as people did in 1960 if you want to sell your product in 2026 unless you purposefully want to fail.

So, tracing back to the original comment in this thread, Go and Rust were failures due to them having insufficient mindshare? If anything, people have often criticized the Rust community for marketing too much.

Same here. I bounced off it a few times because KDE konsole already had built in tab/pane support but once I picked up neovim the key chords for triggering actions just made so much sense compared to the static key binds of Console that I just started using Zellij for tabs and panes within Console.

Very cool idea. I've been trying to use LLM's for doing a similiar thing for Tasker tasks on Android but so far I've not had much luck.

Now compare it to the annual energy use for the creation/printing of money and funding of infinite wars due to the Federal Reserve having the ability to print money out of thin air at the cost of future generations.

>Federal Reserve having the ability to print money out of thin air at the cost of future generations.

As a non-American, it's hard not to notice that it's not future generations. It's everyone using dollars.

And since your country will be invaded if you try not using dollars to trade oil, and everyone needs oil (transport, food/fertilizers, medicine synthesis), then it's literally the whole world paying.

Which incentives USA to print money, because they only shoulder a small part of that burden.