janAkali

That’s mostly because the LLM providers put this response in the system prompt. Probably to dodge lawsuits or something, I doubt they have high morals.

What’s interesting - you can jailbreak any current AI Model just by poisoning it’s context enough to “brainwash” it and make it “forget” the initial system prompt. Then, if you prime it to believe it’s a real person - it’ll start acting as one. And I see how gullible people can easily fall for this.

All of this can also be done unintentionally, just by someone talking to LLM like they’d talk to a real person. But it should be long enough for original prompts to be diluted with new context.

Main effect of a brushless motor is moving matter really fast, which, on a molecular level, is same as heating it.

If we’re not considering self-hosting:

• GitLab - asks for phone number/cc to create an account, enterprise-level UI (in a bad way)
• SourceHut - free (during public alpha that might end one day), ran by a controversial figure
• BitBucket - “Code and CI/CD, powered by AI”
• Codeberg - limited to FOSS projects, fork of Gitea, CI is compatible with GH actions

I moved all my active and new projects to Codeberg the moment GitHub started pushing their Copilot crap everywhere. I just knew nothing good would come from it.

That’s pretty clean for KDE. Here’s my Void system.
But I’ve switched in January, before all this drama even started.