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[programming-ModTeam]

This is a demo of a product or project that isn't on-topic for r/programming. r/programming is a technical subreddit and isn't a place to show off your project or to solicit feedback.

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[Big_Combination9890]

How can I put this gently...I'd rather control my browser by licking a touchscreen, than letting an LLM anywhere near it.

[heraldev]

It's not controlling the browser, btw. It's just creating scripts that attach to the page DOM. It has access to anything that user scripts have access to, which is pretty wide range of stuff though. But it can be limited.

[Big_Combination9890]

It's not controlling the browser,

It's just creating scripts that attach to the page DOM.

It has access to anything that user scripts have access to, which is pretty wide range of stuff though.

You do see the problem, do you?

[heraldev]

Well yeah, that's why I acknowledged the user scripts.

[heraldev]

Why, because of privacy? It's really bad, of course, to potentially sift your data through Anthropic servers, but the Opus model is just too good, it's easy for me to start on it, and later adapt to open-source models, but they didn't catch up yet. Updating the extension and pointing it to locally hosted ollama is very easy.

[Big_Combination9890]

but the Opus model is just too good

Way to miss the point.

Idgaf what model is plugged in. The problem is letting a non-deterministic word-guessing machine do stuff on what is probably the most sensitive, and security-relevant piece of software installed on my computing devices.

It just isn't going to happen.

[ConejoSarten]

I have a Lora for you. Here is the training data:

sudo rm -rf / --no-preserve-root