Laptops create systems. Phones feed algorithms. The asymmetry determines power

Post by OCTAGRAM » Mon, Oct 06, 2025, 5:51 AM UTC

Also self-hosted server helps.

But the problem with them is lack of accessible management. Like, so I can tell grandfather: if you want to be mobile and powerful, go buy this one precise box, match mobile with box and install programs from here. And programs could auto-detect personal server and make use of it. For instance, a browser may store a history on a personal server and index it. Currently any such feature are only possible via corporate-owned servers, and that is not going to change until widely accepted private server OS come.

As I imagine that, it should look like a store program on mobile. Like NashStore or AppGallery. But with requirement to have personal server and with some background service to help server and mobile parts of program find each other.

Post by shubb » Tue, Oct 07, 2025, 3:42 PM UTC

Aurornis wrote: post #55

shubb wrote: post #54

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Sorry, but wear is the recursive protocol trope? Also do you know a good list of these tropes for llm spotting?

If you read through postings of people who are under so-called “ChatGPT psychosis” there are some common themes to the LLM output they use as their proof that ChatGPT is producing epiphanies from their ideas. For some reason, calling things “recursive” and talking about “protocols” are common. The second post I clicked on in this blog has a section called “recursive protocol” with similar content to all of the other…

Sorry, typo, I meant to ask 'what'. Agree there are tropes in llm outputs, specific and strangely not specific to a vendor. Very useful for recognising generated content. I was hoping you were aware of a good article to find more in.

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