accidbuddy

Some channels and websites that I follow unfortunately add a lot of nonsense and irrelevant content in the middle of what really matters. So, I've been reading their summaries, obtained from the transcripts. Basically, I use Whisper to get the transcript and then use ChatGPT to request a summary. It turns out that some texts are long and eat up my daily quota.

So, anyone knows of a good model (that doesn't require powerful hardware) that can be run locally and get good results when summarizing articles?

I'm currently using GitHub Copilot, but I often see problems interpreting commands and limitations in responses when compared to more advanced models (Claude/ChatGTP 4).

I've searched a few times, but I've never found any references to the implemented version (model).

So, I ask: what development tools are you using? Copilot, or are there better alternatives?

I use it in conjunction with IntellIJ.

I'm returning to Twitter and my interests include software development, AI, and Linux systems and apps. Since many of you might share these interests, do you have any profiles or accounts to recommend for me to follow? Thanks in advance!

Currently, I have a PiHole server running on my machine, but I can't keep it running 100% of the time as a DNS server for my internal network. Therefore, I looked for an Android alternative and found AdGuard Blocker. It seems to work by creating an internal VPN and routing data through it, applying the filters. However, I'm concerned about data security since I don't have access to the code.

Do you know if this tool is safe, or if there is any other open-source project that offers the same functionality?

Any help would be appreciated.