Smartpants, you wouldn’t have read it either way…
And I wrote in the first sentences that no ai has been used to write it’s it’s all my personal salt
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ccryx@discuss.tchncs.de 4 days ago
No point reading something that no one bothered writing.
Edit: Sorry OP, I should have checked.
Shimitar@downonthestreet.eu 4 days ago ccryx@discuss.tchncs.de 4 days ago
Sorry, I shouldn’t have reacted that way. Thanks for putting in the effort.
- Shimitar@downonthestreet.eu 4 days ago
You are welcome, Indeed my original wall of text was typical of AI bots…
tofu@lemmy.nocturnal.garden 4 days ago
Not that I read it all, but literally the second sentence is:
This entire post (the link is the source) has been fully written by me without any AI.
Freeposity@lemmy.world 4 days ago
It’s clearly written by someone who is not a native English speaker. I noticed that in the first paragraph or so.
Or do you think an LLM would write “…i can finally say i am quite satisfacted”
This is not to crap on OP, I’m very impressed with their command of English.
Thank you! These days it’s good not to master English enough to be mistaken for an ai bot
My mother language is Italian, not English. But I spent some time living in the US so maybe there is that at my advantage.
Freeposity@lemmy.world 4 days ago
Italian is a beautiful language, probably my favorite one.
As far as your post is concerned, I’m using qwen 3.8 27B as my main local LLM. I actually do have it push code to a github repo. Mainly because I have no real interest in learning the code it is writing, I’ve always been a back end and data person and I’m having it write web stuff. One thing I do a little differently is I make sure the model writes documentation up front and then at the end and also any steps it discovers, that it should remember into an MD file. This is so it doesn’t make the same mistakes over and over.
I also make sure it writes instructions for itself(or another model) and I will sometimes have another model check its work.
I have started implementing long term memory with obsidian as its “second brain”. This way I don’t have to keep explaining who I am or what we’re doing, what machines are available, what my preferences are, etc…
I think in a few weeks I’ll be able to grab my phone and start giving it tasks to do, using Hermes.
Nice write up. I appreciate you taking the time to share.
Can you elaborate on using obsidian as a memory store?