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#101

Not hating because his project is very cool but this is just a python UI on top of other oss - I'm only saying this bc team at Princeton and I have been building wthis but ground up in rust with more utility and running more custom tools, app integration, custom kernels outperforming llamacpp much more here www.conifer.build

Is it required to register to try and use your service. If I want local AI it is precisely to avoid having to register to a third party service. What am I missing here ?

Re: Odysseus – self-hosted AI workspace

#103

Not hating because his project is very cool but this is just a python UI on top of other oss - I'm only saying this bc team at Princeton and I have been building wthis but ground up in rust with more utility and running more custom tools, app integration, custom kernels outperforming llamacpp much more here www.conifer.build

Yours is paid and with a waitlist.

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#104
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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Did you share your C agent and models? Would love to checkout

sure i can share it. it started as a text editor that i incorporated an agent into then moved to a standalone agent. now i’ve got the editor, agent, and have begun work on actual from scratch models (these aren’t available yet), but i’ve been messing with fine tuning ollama coder models as something in the meantime. the goal is embedded models accessible to everyone offline. too many tasks require many less parameter…

nicely done. Thanks for sharing.

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#107

respect for what pewdiepie's trying to do (as he explains in his video) but this is just ai slop

do you think Codex and Claude Desktop are written by hand? "ai slop" means nothing anymore

At least it's done by people who know what they are doing. AI content becomes slop when it's made by people who literally have no idea what is inside. To be honest, that's why most of the content is slop, hence branded AI slop.

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#108
call it what you want but the youtuber's journey into this field has been quite refreshing to watch.

this should be a supporting argument for those who advocate for agentic development for all level of expertise. at the same time, it is interesting to see how the vast majority of the open source work he referred to was from the east (maybe all but couple exceptions like opencode).

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