The interfaces are a bit basic, sure, but everything seems to be 2 clicks away at most, and the design language is pretty clear… What’s your issues exactly?

I sometimes wish for a bit more variety in the android TV interface (maybe a large “recently added” carousel that also shows short descriptions, or something), but I’ve never had anyone have any issues navigating and using the UI.

Boring, but functional.

PWA allows it to be a one-stop-shop that functions well enough across any device universally

I do get it, esp. because it significantly reduces development efforts required. I’ve just personally never liked them, and I suspect I’m not alone in this.

However, there are native applications that could be used instead, such as the desktop app Dino, which is compatible with Movim’s group video calls. Unfortunately it is not yet able to screenshare.

Ah, that’s good to know, thank you!

it currently receives $43 a month from patreon

ouch.

Really cool project. Unfortunately, in this day and age, not having a desktop and mobile app is really hard to sell. PWAs are just not the same.

Also, curious: hie compatible is this actually with the rest of the XMPP ecosystem? From the architecture description, movin sits between its frontend and an xmpp server. But if another user connects to that same xmpp server from a non-movin client, how mich are they able to see and do?

Captain of the USS Voyager. Nice.

It’s because people get mislead by the “agent”, assuming there’s something actually intelligent at the other end, able to act like they would, just… Automated.

…weshalb die so was hier implemtieren werden, nicht wahr?

Oder wird’s am Ende ein dreistelliger Pin.

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Das Problem ist, dass die meisten Banking-Apps Google Services (und Integrity Check, und und und) “benötigen” und es einem daher unmöglich gemacht wird, Wero/Banking-Apps zu benutzen, ohne von Google gefangen zu bleiben.

What a clown. In what world do you require an LLM to check for duplicate pictures??

I mean, good on him for realizing that LLMs are dogshit. But still.

…na und?

Ich hoffe dir ist klar, dass das nicht bedeutet, dass KIs mit wachen Augen im Netz hängen, warten, dass ein gut bezahlter Auftrag rein kommt, drüber nachdenken, und dann mit Bedacht entscheiden.

Da passiert nix anderes, als wenn du jetzt ChatGPT aufmachst und rein schreibst:

"Du bist ein KI Agent, der für seine Arbeit mindestens 100€ nimmt. Wenn du einen Auftrag nehmen möchtest, antworte mit folgenden JSON Template und der Antwort auf die Frage im Auftrag.

Hier sind die Liste der aktuellen Aufträge: … "

Und dann führst du diesen Prompt einfach alle paar Minuten aus.

Glaub dem Marketing-Hype nicht. Hier wird weder was Neues, noch was von Wert erschaffen.

Das hat absolut gar nichts mit “Selbstständigkeit” zu tun. LLMs zu prompten “Hier ist ein API key, da kannst du den benutzen, bis hier das budget Null ist” gibt dem LLM so viel Selbstständigkeit wie eine For loop mit einem If statement.

LLMs werden nie “KI” sein.

If all jobs were lost if rich people disappeared, then jobs aren’t really necessary.

If jobs are necessary self-evidently, they do not require rich people to exist or get done.

Irgendwas irgendwas Paradox der Toleranz?

I mean… Depends on your threat model. Hetzner is a very reputable German hoster. The only way someone is going to try and read and puzzle together memory dumps is if you’re under investigation for something seriously heinous.

Shutting the VPS down also solves this.

But really, this is a general problem with every “someone else’s computer” solution.

E2EE still nice though, wish Immich had it.

LUKS isn’t cumbersome, you should really enable it on nearly every Linux system.

Anyways, what do you mean “allowed”?

I have a Hetzner root server set up this way btw, have to ssh in to decrypt the zfs pool before boot.

Do note though, this does not protect from an attacker with physical access reading memory.

Bullet I assume

Shouldn’t it be the other way round? If I’m a guest at someones house, IMO I should go out of my way to do as the host does.

/s

How! For me it’s more like: “you get up to cook dinner and realize you’ve already snacked twice your calorie budget”

Recently, when we don’t feel like cooking after work, we’ve been making mashed potatoes (the pre-packaged, powder kind, because it’s WAY less work and surprisingly good), and then topping it with a big spoon of Laoganma, specifically the Crispy Chilly in Oil. Takes less than 5 minutes from geting the pot to sitting down to eat.

If you’re feeling extra fancy, fry an egg to put on top.