Curious to know how self hosters can use local ai to find and repair/mitigate vulnerabilities on their personal networks. Anyone working in this space?
The original post is titled “GLM/Kimi effect”.
GLM models are developed by another Chinese company Z.ai. Their latest model GLM-5.2 has been benchmarked at similar coding capability as Anthropic’s Fable 5. You can use GLM-5.2 free via chat.z.ai. Like any of the “free” offerings it is limited in context, and be sure you don’t share any personal information with it because they will use your data for training (and who knows what else). But compared to other free models (eg those available via duck.ai) it is pretty impressive.
Started with Debian and still use it on servers. Moved to Arch but recently put Tumbleweed on my old laptop to try it out. Fast becoming a favourite. Like you said, rolling release with automatic snapshots is the best of both worlds.
Yeah, it’s the ABC that should do better. 🤔
I prefer to call it a “warm caffeinated beverage”.
The trick is, add the milk before the water so that the granules don’t get scorched!
Because they are so used to be told “Yes. Of course you can”.
It was originally just a blog about the men’s team but the cover the women too now.
Booooo. What we expected I guess.
WTF? Where is this from? I have no context.
BookPlayer is another one for iOS
What could possibly go wrong?
This woman has failed society
You’re dreaming. The reason they are doing this is surveillance of the population.
Curious to know how self hosters can use local ai to find and repair/mitigate vulnerabilities on their personal networks. Anyone working in this space?
Fair enough. No one was saying they are altruistic 😉
Also GLM-5.2 is open source, so that will make Dario’s head explode too!
The original post is titled “GLM/Kimi effect”. GLM models are developed by another Chinese company Z.ai. Their latest model GLM-5.2 has been benchmarked at similar coding capability as Anthropic’s Fable 5. You can use GLM-5.2 free via chat.z.ai. Like any of the “free” offerings it is limited in context, and be sure you don’t share any personal information with it because they will use your data for training (and who knows what else). But compared to other free models (eg those available via duck.ai) it is pretty impressive.
Started with Debian and still use it on servers. Moved to Arch but recently put Tumbleweed on my old laptop to try it out. Fast becoming a favourite. Like you said, rolling release with automatic snapshots is the best of both worlds.
This is the correct answer. Don’t waste your money on expensive solutions that won’t fix the problem.
Not sorry enough tbh
Of course she does. Birds of a feather …
Just? You mean … A bowl of WEED!!!
Sway