← Back to context Comment by _heimdall 1 day ago Don't worry, I assume an LLM version of McAfee Total Protection Antivirus is coming soon 11 comments _heimdall Reply nannal 1 day ago I do have a log reading / action / resolution product in the works.Its sort of like having a sysadmin constantly watching. Poking through logs pcaps & monitoring for unusual activities.Also works with local models well enough. jmbwell 1 day ago I love how LLMs have brought DIY software back. Need an app? Just make it. Like back when you’d write programs in BASIC codazoda 21 hours ago I just built a retro OS for ESP32’s so that I can write BASIC programs and plop them on microcontrollers. My first ESP32 was a wrist watch. My second is a distraction free writer.It’s good fun building for retro-like machines. stogot 21 hours ago This is where I silently found gold. All those old TODO when if I have time in retirement 1 reply → InsidiousWombat 20 hours ago That's cute but bill for going thru even tens of log lines per second gonna be more expensive than entire rest of the infrastructure. nannal 8 hours ago You don't have to use frontier for this & all my agentic work is local only. Filligree 1 day ago I’ve set up something like that with Opus. Works well enough, and points out CVEs to fix on the regular.Running NixOS helps. Geezus_42 1 day ago I've set up something like that with a small local model in my homelab. cedws 19 hours ago How does it resolve the prompt injection? jacquesm 20 hours ago And if you remove it, it installs itself right back. For uninstall instructions see the infamous McAfee video.
nannal 1 day ago I do have a log reading / action / resolution product in the works.Its sort of like having a sysadmin constantly watching. Poking through logs pcaps & monitoring for unusual activities.Also works with local models well enough. jmbwell 1 day ago I love how LLMs have brought DIY software back. Need an app? Just make it. Like back when you’d write programs in BASIC codazoda 21 hours ago I just built a retro OS for ESP32’s so that I can write BASIC programs and plop them on microcontrollers. My first ESP32 was a wrist watch. My second is a distraction free writer.It’s good fun building for retro-like machines. stogot 21 hours ago This is where I silently found gold. All those old TODO when if I have time in retirement 1 reply → InsidiousWombat 20 hours ago That's cute but bill for going thru even tens of log lines per second gonna be more expensive than entire rest of the infrastructure. nannal 8 hours ago You don't have to use frontier for this & all my agentic work is local only. Filligree 1 day ago I’ve set up something like that with Opus. Works well enough, and points out CVEs to fix on the regular.Running NixOS helps. Geezus_42 1 day ago I've set up something like that with a small local model in my homelab. cedws 19 hours ago How does it resolve the prompt injection?
jmbwell 1 day ago I love how LLMs have brought DIY software back. Need an app? Just make it. Like back when you’d write programs in BASIC codazoda 21 hours ago I just built a retro OS for ESP32’s so that I can write BASIC programs and plop them on microcontrollers. My first ESP32 was a wrist watch. My second is a distraction free writer.It’s good fun building for retro-like machines. stogot 21 hours ago This is where I silently found gold. All those old TODO when if I have time in retirement 1 reply →
codazoda 21 hours ago I just built a retro OS for ESP32’s so that I can write BASIC programs and plop them on microcontrollers. My first ESP32 was a wrist watch. My second is a distraction free writer.It’s good fun building for retro-like machines.
stogot 21 hours ago This is where I silently found gold. All those old TODO when if I have time in retirement 1 reply →
InsidiousWombat 20 hours ago That's cute but bill for going thru even tens of log lines per second gonna be more expensive than entire rest of the infrastructure. nannal 8 hours ago You don't have to use frontier for this & all my agentic work is local only.
Filligree 1 day ago I’ve set up something like that with Opus. Works well enough, and points out CVEs to fix on the regular.Running NixOS helps.
jacquesm 20 hours ago And if you remove it, it installs itself right back. For uninstall instructions see the infamous McAfee video.
I do have a log reading / action / resolution product in the works.
Its sort of like having a sysadmin constantly watching. Poking through logs pcaps & monitoring for unusual activities.
Also works with local models well enough.
I love how LLMs have brought DIY software back. Need an app? Just make it. Like back when you’d write programs in BASIC
I just built a retro OS for ESP32’s so that I can write BASIC programs and plop them on microcontrollers. My first ESP32 was a wrist watch. My second is a distraction free writer.
It’s good fun building for retro-like machines.
This is where I silently found gold. All those old TODO when if I have time in retirement
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That's cute but bill for going thru even tens of log lines per second gonna be more expensive than entire rest of the infrastructure.
You don't have to use frontier for this & all my agentic work is local only.
I’ve set up something like that with Opus. Works well enough, and points out CVEs to fix on the regular.
Running NixOS helps.
I've set up something like that with a small local model in my homelab.
How does it resolve the prompt injection?
And if you remove it, it installs itself right back. For uninstall instructions see the infamous McAfee video.