So in many senses AI is democratising open-source.
So in many senses AI is democratising open-source.
Also please note this is nowhere on the terminal bench leaderboard anymore. I'd advise everyone reading the comments here to be aware of that. This isn't a CLI to use. Just a good experiment and write up.
I don’t use immich (yet) but this is the kind of stuff I worry about. I’m planning to use it in read only mode though and sync my photos using PhotoSync rather than rely on the app.
It has botched slow motion uploading. It uploads an export at 30fps instead of maintaining 120/240fps.
My favorite feature is being able to setup a container on my Linux desktop that has a GPU access and can run ML workloads for image processing whenever I turn the computer on, as my NAS (where Immich resides) is a low power machine without a dedicated GPU. They even have ROCM support, so it works even without an Nvidia GPU. Being able to spread such workloads over your local network feels like a magic that has been forgotten in an era of blackbox cloud providers.
I wonder what the legislation says (I'm in Germany). I know that some business related mails are deemed legal, but this seems to clearly cross the line.
I contacted MS support and after some back n forth they claimed it was a transactional email that doesn’t require consent or opt out.
Clearly promotional and not necessary but they won’t listen.
I’m in the process of filing GDPR + ePrivacy complaints, but it’s a tedious process, unlikely to do anything.
I wonder who would not only have the passwords, but the know-how to manage the whole thing, at least to transition it to more managed services...