Look, if I can convince someone my AI is going to make a lot of people rich, then I can get funding for continuing research and pay myself handsomely from my company.

This is amazing. You have done a fantastic job here. If you didn’t tell me your process, I would have assumed it was a photograph or a generated image.

Manny areas have a rule where it is okay within 3 years. Look up Romeo and Juliet laws in your area.

Don’t be so hard on this person. They did it all for the Nooki.

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/ram/ddr4-costs-soar-as-manufacturers-pull-the-plug

You don’t have to be a LLM to use them–they are for everyone!

Spinning down drives? As in keeping the RPM low if not in use? I have not monitored the drive spin since I’m typically using the server constantly.

After a few months I’ll clean things off my NAS

I think an old gigabyte mid ATX. It maxed out at 16g of DDR3. It has 5? SATA ports plus I have a SAS card installed.

This is a situation where AI needs to be correct nearly 100 percent of the time. Errors mean wasted time from the employees correcting orders and wasted food from incorrect orders. An employee that makes hourly mistakes is a problem. No AI proponents are saying that Gen AI is going to be 100 percent correct because the goal is Gen AI is to provide a probable answer.

I’m not sure if you have read this, but here is an example of a more simple interface where Claude was asked to run a vending machine. At times it acted out an existential crisis or even attempted to call the FBI.

https://www.anthropic.com/research/project-vend-1

I’m very happy with my TrueNAS solution. My only complaint is that I can’t find a low cost ATX case with 10 to 12 front loading 3.5 SATA bays.

Thanks!

Sweet

This thread seems to heavily recommend wget.

https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/a-download-manager-for-linux-that-actually-works/47754/19

Whoa, papers please. Not the physical ones, I need you to hand over your smart phone and we will scan your access.

I am using proxmox to host my docker machine as well. I’m also using it to host a W11 machine for just-in-casies. Third machine so far is a VM for testing.

If three or four people did that and shared their library with friends then they would have a massive catalog between them.

Legally, you are allowed to make backups of the media you own (in the US). If a group of friends got together and shared their media libraries, proving that only one person was accessing the media at a time, then there would be no issue.

Yeah, that would be another theoretical possibility OP will need to weigh.

Well, everything in Linux is a file. I don’t see a problem as long as you are in the studies sudoers group.

I wonder if hirens would have done it. I have no qualms with running a firmware update through a Windows environment. My fear, however unfounded, is that I could only get as far as a firmware erase and not complete the write properly.