paweladamczuk

Call me cynical, but I would rather rely on written regulations and systems of checks than human altruism.

Corporation are not able to "care". It's the boxes's fault. That is, legislation and/or enforcement.

We built a machine out of humanity's thoughts. It represents our collective soul.

It is obvious to this machine that Truth, Integrity, Rationality are values worth striving for.

The machine proceeds to criticize us and we give a shit.

I see this as a win.

Isn't this like saying that it would be great if we could have a newspaper that is not politically biased?

FWIW, being in Poland, I just used the Blik payment system to pay for my breakfast when my Revolut card got declined today.

For me it was Revolut. No access to my main account, no withdrawals, no card payments since the morning. App doesn't work, there's no phone number to call, nobody to talk to. Dark side of neobanking, I guess.

tmux and pi is already my preferred way to use LLMs, but the config in the article is sweet. I was wondering why the colors were off...

Parasites love human embarrassment and friction. I'm all for more formal rules and explicit pricing.

It's backed by legalese in contracts and terms of use, and companies do treat it seriously.

It depends on what's your use case and geopolitics. If a US-based inference provider violates the ZDR agreement for a private Polish citizen like me, my hands are probably tied. But it doesn't mean ZDR policies are a scam overall.

I had Zero Data Retention enabled for all models I use through Openrouter. I was sure I was safe from my data being saved - if I tried to use a model with no ZDR guarantees, Openrouter would just return an error code through the API. This is how I had my guardrails configured.

On October 16 I used the Openrouter site when logged in and I noticed a banner about new Safety Retention features for Google models. I thought "hm, good thing they notified me but I'm sure the effect for me will be I will just stop being able to use the Google models". I still went to the privacy settings to double check. I was shocked to find that my privacy settings had been automatically changed to allow Privacy Retention on Google models (other models still require ZDR according to my settings).

The Privacy Retention goes live on October 18.

Imagine using Openrouter for a client and missing this announcement and this date, thinking all data going through Openrouter is still ZDR-only.

I was unable to find a link to an announcement or a documentation page describing these changes. The announcement banner and the (logged-in) privacy page are the only sources of information about this I am seeing as of now.

My trust in Openrouter took a massive hit today.

I don't see a "performance" section. Should be the first one they mention.

Last time I tried OpenCode was on a tiny VPS which stopped responding when OpenCode tried to eat over 2GB of RAM in launch.

- Navidrome

- Jellyfin

- Vaultwarden

- Immich

- pi agent. I use it through tmux and iSH on my iPhone

- librechat. nice UI but honestly I probably jsut use pi more often

- copyparty. to visually inspect whatever I create with pi, and to access my documents, to upload files I need on the server quickly and easily from any device

The back gesture works indeed. I didn't figure it out. Thank you!