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On a related note, is there a Cursor.sh equivalent for Emacs?

No, but there should be. If interested in collaborating (I made ChatGPT.el), shoot me an email at [email-redacted].

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Interesting project. I can't help but ask if you've ever considered how Richard Stallman would feel about people configuring Emacs to upload code into OpenAI's cloud. It amazes me even more that you get people to pay to do it. I'd rather see Stanford helping us put developers back in control of their own AI experiences.

I think it's important to notice that free software is free to use and extend by people who don't necessarily share philosophical or political convictions of the software's author.

I was talking about showing empathy. I'm not sure where you got those ideas.

https://github.com/karthink/gptel might interest you as well

It was linked in a few commends so I look at the readme:

> Setup > ChatGPT > Other LLM backends > Azure

Llama.cpp is down to the end, so I think it's for those having priorities than freedom.

I was one of the reasons llama.cpp instructions was recently added.

The ordering is because of date added I'm pretty sure.

However I bet an issue about ordering based upon freedom respectfulness would be well received.

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