It's properly sandboxed, which is a lot better than Google Play Services on regular Android. Far from ideal of course, but I assume GrapheneOS is built with those people in mind for whom Google is unavoidable.

The last couple of Android phones I bought, I rooted within 1 hour of owning them. The current one will probably be my last Android phone.

It's always been a matter of skill issue. An LLM subscription being necessary or not says more about the user than the tool.

Blurting out skill issue has always been about ego jousting. Making collectively understandable software is something different to that.

Based on other testimonies here about the flake syntax, I seriously doubt that's the case.

It takes a certain kind of wizard to be able to master Nix overlays: https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Overlays

That's the wrong domain...

So it is. Interesting pattern to state it is wrong, but not our the correct one. I'll join in

Nixos.org

Including Ollama support is the new token "open option", like a cross-platform application that claims to support Windows, macOS, and Linux, and targets Ubuntu 16.04 only. Just target the OpenAI-compatible API with custom endpoints, it's not that hard. https://schizo.cooking/schizo-takes/9.html

An XR glasses company, Nreal, changed their name to XREAL, allegedly because of Epic Games.

> ZDR

Does anyone actually believe this?

for other providers, e.g. openai and anthropic, zdr is offered by 3p hyperscaler like aws/azure/gcp, right? they have no reasons to risk their business and piss off their customers.

> Mistral is the only AI company in the world building the full stack required to answer that question: open-weight models, the infrastructure and the compute capacity they run on

Didn't know Mistral sold affordable inference hardware. /s

My favorite programming language is called "A Programming Language".

Reminds me of xkcd tattoo that says in Chinese, "It's what my tattoo says."

> Is there telemetry? Yes, and it is opt-out

Fuck you. Will there ever be a decent agent where the answer to this is "No"?