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this post was submitted on 23 Apr 2024
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Got any links to those please?
Thank you. The "jonfairbanks" github repo is exactly what I was looking for, because FUCK sending any of my data to an AI company using their APIs for them to ingest my information to sell off to others.
You are the best!
You're welcome!
As far as I understand, all of them can be made to work locally (especially if your local model is served via an OpenAI-compatible API, e.g. see llama.cpp's
serverbinary) with varying degrees of effort required.Not comment-OP, but you could start here: !fosai@lemmy.world. the latest post is to a RAG tutorial, and there are various other resources in the sidebar.