"Illuminate (roomname), de-illuminate (roomname)" works well. Harden perimeter, locks doors and sets alarm.

Neat stuff.

Thanks!

You can ask this Redditor saying he made it. https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1wihgum/i_liter... I think.

Oh my friend, it can. We have ours running and using unique skills it learns from online. You allow it to update skills and see what works - from there it just keeps building better and better skill sets.

Until everybody’s AI talks to everybody’s AI and tokens will be churned with no utility, and all the valuable business meetings will happen face to face behind closed doors.

Yeah. We are definitely headed to a world where, more than ever, success is determined simply by whether or not you're allowed through the closed door.

It can create more shit than humans could ever consume I’m sure, but then why? What new ventures/opportunities is it opening for most humans?

Great point, the shit is going to get more pervasive for sure.

But also, there is the enablement of new fields of original and creative endeavor: I think we can already see this in some of the brilliant and useful apps being made, often by solo 'teams'.

I don't want to play down the harmful effects AI, but the flip side is that the opportunities for original ideas are many and varied.

Paul Graham wrote about taste being the moat https://paulgraham.com/taste.html

I get the feeling a lot of people who build things with AI think they are in on the ground floor of something when in fact they are on the top floor.

Time to grow some gills and dive for sunken oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. . .

First thing that came to mind. I imagine this has cross their minds to.

The article mentions it.

Right, with the amount of data these models are trained on, somewhere someone may have solved it and it was in some obscure text/page no one looked at or care about. We'll probably never know.

It's like Google without Ad/SEO incentives. All it took was trillions of dollars of investment.

I've been on the same crusade, reporting all the scam/fake-ai/misinformation ads as possible, when a couple weeks ago they changed how you report. The ad will still play through as you're reporting it, and once finished reporting it still remains and you may see it again after a few swipes (YTShorts). It feels like they did this so they could get the money before removing it.

Still not going for it. Once I learned I can train Qwen3.8 27B with my style of writing/grammar. Also more succinct. I cannot force myself to Claude or OpenAI outputs anymore. Its too much. Honestly don't think I will ever go back to paid.

Man, it’s like you and I are using very different versions of Qwen. In my experience in English Qwen is the one model that consistently lapses into using incorrect English in its responses. Like, its training corpus was clearly (unsurprisingly) lots of non-English material. The random Chinglish is jarring. Even small models like Gemma 4b write much better than Qwen.

I've been using ComfyUI to do fine background and watermark removal. Might take a look into that as an alternative. Run Flux.2 Klein or Comfyui's own workflow.

Key point, saves a bunch of time. Copy, paste, click button, done in three seconds. The app is also just there, preinstalled. It's great precisely because it doesn't require "looking into" anything. Yes, there's a bunch of other apps and services, but that's all besides that point. It also works pretty much on any pc made in past decade and half without crazy gpu/vram requirements for a relatively miniscule task.

I've had great success with allowing the model to review optimal settings and my system specs. It comes up with the right configuration. Running Pi harness. I just had Ornith 1.5 take a moment to configure itself, now it's reviewing a large project I'm working on, so far its really impressive for my needs. Qwen3.8 27b Unsloth(Dynamic 3.0) is also perfect. These two are working together, and I'm in a sweet-spot, I now have all I need.