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Comment by Kelamir | Hacker News Reader

Depends on whether you trust their base project https://github.com/nomic-ai/gpt4all . gpt4all is actively distributed over torrent, I actually have over 2.0 ratio

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> is actively distributed over torrent, I actually have over 2.0 ratio

That, of course, sounds extremely convincing and instantly trustworthy.

they have around 11k users on Discord, I'm new to Discord but it seems like there and Tiktok are where the juicy bits are. The web is too noisy, unaccountable, slow and broken.

> I'm new to Discord but it seems like there and Tiktok are where the juicy bits are.

You are making this sound even worse.

Maybe they also have a Telegram channel in response to constantly having their content removed on Facebook /s

What does this even mean? you judge the world using a Facebook AI's judgement?

I'm 49, Prestel, BBS, Fido, Janet, Usenet, loads of other things..., MySpace, Facebook, Discord, TikTok, Hackernews, I go wherever, why so much dislike, the open web is not the the only network and for realtime authenticated communication it sux.

Seriously. There needs to be more work put into the prompt being used to generate these comments.

It's what others are doing, so I go there to participate, I don't get to choose.

Aside: trapping information in proprietary silos like Discord and TikTok only breaks the web more. Both require phones/phone numbers to participate. Both ostensibly track users' every move. Even just passively accessing these services normalizes internet communities dying and valuable information being lost forever in a deluge of memes.

Not even an aside. It actively makes this project uninteresting for anyone who doesn't like to use discord.

Valuable information for me

You can use github repos to communicate just fine and no one is requiring usage of discord lol.

Discord requires a phone mumber?

sorry, but what internet community are we talking about, Usenet?

now 13.5k with 2000 online, the older autoGPT has 3k online and 22k members.

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