I definitely fall into that, on linux it's just a lot of extensions, scripts etc. Thing is, it's also brittle and not really useful for anybody to talk about it? Not sure I get what you mean with the third sentence.
>The reason for the reversal is purely economic: The company buys company cars directly and later resells them as used cars. Unlike most companies, Schwarz does not rely on leasing. That is precisely what is now becoming a problem.
>This is because electric cars are losing value dramatically on the German used-car market. Demand for used electric cars remains weak.
I've been thinking about this as well. How can people "AI federate" their forks, without relying on a single maintainer.
Mostly because in the pi.dev ecosystem there are so many similar extensions and usually everyone wants their own little special something, but then everyone could benefit from maintenance updates/bug fixes.
I wonder if one clear sign is so much custom language that makes me wonder "is this lingo used in that field" but more often than not it's just the LLM trying to sound hyper-professional?
Cool to see that you did transcription AND LLM for the diagram with "in-browser" / local.
Tangent: But I'm wondering whether there would be something from the browser side to enforce this?
Like a sandbox so that my browser allows me to launch this via "download" only so that after I download everything there is no way for the website to get any of my data.
As a (non-technical) user what kind of guarantee do I have that the prompts, transcript etc. are treated only local?
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