…There's also the privacy side - everything I send Claude lives on Anthropic's servers, and while that's fine for most things, the personal documents I'd rather keep on my…
…Dropping a GTX 1070 into the machine-learning container changed the math entirely. With CUDA acceleration, the embedding and face-detection jobs that had been measured in days finished overnight. Once they…
…Technically, shared accounts could serve as a workaround, but you’ll have to contend with the privacy issue of such a setup, especially when you want a bunch of people accessing the…
…I liked the lack of logging and Quad9's privacy focus, but not every device lets you change the DNS easily. That led me to search for an alternative, and the customizable…
…To contain the mess and restore order, I'd suggest starting by opening My Drive in a browser and sorting in descending order of file size. Then, delete the large files you…
…While the transcription quality is fairly accurate and the features are sometimes useful, it’s hard to ignore the privacy concerns. If a company is willing to bypass consent and send emails…
…Also, when you upload a single file, the AI only knows what is inside that specific container. It has no idea about the project roadmap sitting in the folder next to it…
…container lets my LLM scour the web for additional information. Since SearXNG is a metasearch engine, my Open WebUI queries get sent through multiple search engines, and thanks to its privacy-first…
…Keeping everything on my local devices without needing a cloud platform as an intermediary also maintains the privacy of my documents. Back in the day, I had to rely on Cryptomator to…
…Then there’s the privacy aspect of using cloud models for my programming tasks. I mention this every time I write about LLMs, but I really don’t want to feed my…