Yes, that’s the difference between a pure git server and what’s usually called a forge

+1 on selfhosting. It’s a bit resource hungry though, 4GB are barely enough on a single user instance. The setup is straightforward except for the reverse proxy config if you aren’t using the provided containerized one.

Where do you see the difference?

so when a source is guaranteed to be LLM-free, like the entire history of kernel commits

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Pretty good article though. I just wish they had made some connection of LLM usage in Kernel development.

:D yeah, absolutely that and not me changing the sentence and forgetting to fix it

I’ll leave it like that now to keep your joke

Yeah it’s quite disappointing how often that part is conveniently ignored in

Here’s their AI policy: https://support.stalw.art/t/how-we-use-ai-at-stalwart/1496

We do not promote corporate (e.g. OpenAI, Midjourney etc) and datacenter-based GenAI as we recognize the harmful effects their creation and inference has on societies and we reject fascist ideologies underpinning them.

I thought at least the creation of the Open Source/Weight models has the same issues? I’m still looking into local options but don’t they also need to do some very heavy scraping?