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by mikewarot
301 days ago
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I don't worry about it. The incremental loss of privacy is approximately zero, as far as I'm concerned. I assume I have no privacy these days. I've got Amazon sponsored spies in my house, listening at all times. I've got a completely insecure computer/operating system and an internet provider known to sniff traffic to sell info. I've got a backup of everything on Backblaze's servers.. I assume the NSA has a copy of everything I've ever done... I joke they should just offer free backup service to everyone, and save some duplication. ;) I don't have any secrets, I can't in the modern world. This means I don't really have to worry, I'm free to just go about life online. |
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You can buy a good laptop and run open-source LLMs locally. 100% private. Disable its network. Stay offline.
Time to stop feeding the machine!
YOU CAN!
;)