Why do people talk like this is all just one person’s decision? There’s an entire government apparatus involved advisors, military leadership, intelligence agencies. It’s not a dictatorship where one guy just snaps his fingers and things happen. I just can't believe this whole thread.

Suggestion: "plain text blog"

I was just using this the other day: https://aws-latency-test.com/

Author here - yeah, I came across that when I was digging for data I could use for this. It's cool.

It's one of the more wholesome communities on reddit.

https://mrdoob.com/projects/htmleditor/ very similar

Rookie question: the openAPI endpoint costs extra right? Not something that comes with chatGPT or chatGPT+.

Correct but I'm going to loom into a locally running LLM so it would be free.

Please do (assuming you mean "look"). When you add support for a custom API URL, please make sure it supports HTTP Basic authentication.

That's super useful for people who run say ollama with an nginx reverse proxy in front of it (that adds authentication).

Look into allowing it to connect to either a LM Studio endpoint or ollama please.

Yes

I don't think the point here should be the cost, but the fact that you are sending everything you write to OpenAI to train their models on your information. The option of a local model allows you to preserve the privacy of what you write. I like that.

Openai does not train models on data that comes in from the API.

https://openai.com/policies/business-terms/

Assuming for the moment that they aren't saying that with their fingers crossed behind their back, that doesn't change the fact that they store the inputs they receive and swear they'll protect it (Paraphrasing from the Content section of the above link). Even if it's not fed back into the LLM, the fact that they store the inputs anywhere for a period of time is a huge privacy risk -- after all a breach is a matter of "when", not "if".

At least it would be funny if signed by RMS.[0]

[0] He wouldn't as he was a fan of recursive ones.

Just skimmed through the post but how is it different from a plain json visualiser like https://jsoncrack.com?

Reddit has the worst search functionality. Drives me mad. I use google to search for reddit content. If reddit search improves google will lose it's value even more.