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    23 days ago

    I decided to run a local llm and give it search access. I told it to summarize an Amazon product page as I didn’t think it would get past the anti bot measures. I was correct, it couldn’t. However it went ahead and visited the manufacturers webpage and a different review site and gave me a summary of the product all on its own. Freaked me out a little bit that it did that.


  • AGI will still be six months away. There will be ai specific chips with the model baked into them like what is being developed right now so you won’t need excessive amounts of ram to run it. People will have stopped learning to code so coding languages will no longer be developed or there will be ai specific coding language or the ai will use assembly language for better efficiency. It will remain mostly useless to the average person but it will continue to be used to influence peoples beliefs and spread misinformation. College degrees will be completely irrelevant and we’ll have to have some kind of different way to judge people’s ability. We’ll probably use ai to test that.




  • You could write a bash script to do it and perform searches from the terminal. It will open a new tab or window in your browser with the term you entered with the appropriate settings. Then set the bash script as an alias to make it easier to use. I found a similar script and modified it for ddg. doesn’t seem to work 100% though, per usual it works on my machine, as-is no warranty, you need to install jq first if you already haven’t.

    #!/bin/bash
    
    # Check if a search term was provided
    if [ -z "$1" ]; then
        echo "Usage: $0 <search_term>"
        exit 1
    fi
    
    # URL encode the search term (handles spaces and special characters)
    encoded_search=$(printf '%s' "$1" | jq -sRr @uri)
    
    # Construct the DuckDuckGo search URL with a date filter for content before Jan 1, 2020
    duckduckgo_url="https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%24encoded_search&ia=web&t=h_&df=on&dfdate=before-2020-01-01"
    
    # Open the URL in a new browser tab (works with most common browsers)
    xdg-open "$duckduckgo_url" 2>/dev/null || open "$duckduckgo_url"