StateMachine

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[–] StateMachine@lemmy.zip 2 points 10 hours ago* (last edited 10 hours ago) (1 children)

I'm not advertising any service. I added an image because Lemmy wouldn't let me post the question without one. I think I may have chosen the wrong post type or something. Sorry for the confusion.

[–] StateMachine@lemmy.zip 5 points 13 hours ago

I'm new to Lemmy so when I tried to post something it said I need an image so I just picked a random one which looked vaguely like self hosting AI

 

Does anyone run their own AI service?

If so,

Which one?

What hardware?

Do you have a way to access it from outside or from a phone?

And, if you're open to sharing, what do you do with it?

I know AI-enabling hardware is insanely expensive right now, but some of the smaller (<32GB) more efficient models (think deepseek- or qwen-based) don't absolutely need specialized hardware to run and perform well enough for many purposes.

I am so aware of the absolutely abysmal privacy practices of basically all AI companies that I'm not comfortable using them to help me with web searches and the such, because there's no way that all this information won't be going into a profile. This makes me want to have my own "helper" service.

[–] StateMachine@lemmy.zip 7 points 14 hours ago (4 children)

And move SSH to a non-default port. Without that, my public-facing servers get thousands of SSH attacks a day, and it basically goes to zero after moving it to a random-looking high port.

Also, totally agree with using public key login and disable password login.

 

"Devices at international news network Al Jazeera were infected with mercenary spyware from Candiru (rebranded as “Integrity Labs”) via targeted online advertisements.

The malicious advertisements were purchased by Discover-Tech, an Israeli company that presents itself as a legitimate advertising company, but which we found operates as a facilitator for multiple mercenary spyware partners.

Discover-Tech operates a platform called Controlium that enables its mercenary partners to de-anonymize, fingerprint, and automatically infect devices the moment an advertisement is rendered — a form of zero-click attack."

[–] StateMachine@lemmy.zip 2 points 4 days ago

What's happening in Palestine and the position people and world governments take on it is a litmus test of good vs evil.

[–] StateMachine@lemmy.zip 11 points 6 days ago

Yep, have been using KeyPass or KeyPassX for at least a decade now and just syncing across all machines (via syncthing). 100% reliable in my experience.

[–] StateMachine@lemmy.zip 2 points 1 week ago

Louisiana's new META datacenter is estimated to cost $140-$250 billion dollars once fully deployed (~$100B for the AI accelerators alone) [1]. Imagine being able to destroy $140B-$250B with a missile strike! There would be ripples through the whole world economy.

[1] Sample price info source where cost can be extrapolated: https://epoch.ai/data/ai-data-centers/directory/meta-hyperion Scaling its $61.8 billion projection from 1.63 GW to the full 5 GW produces approximately $189 billion.