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			<description><![CDATA[<p>alt title: choosing food (data training diet for your LLM)</p><p>Funny thinking the interplay of bigLLM and libresoftware. </p><p>Vibe coding is one central sales pitch of bigLLM . Obviously .. most libresoftware is free (as in no price!) .<br />So uploading all that code to LLM big data centers is :<br />- a fast and cheap way to create a good pitch that it will attract the usual attention of the usual big-tech (as in big pockets) lovers.<br />- a fast way to give credit to your ultra hype balloon in order to start tapping on investors money and politicians egos.</p><p>So as a hypothetical&#160; LLM investor that is on the LLM bandwagon tapping on piles of public subsidies , water , land , and investors money i should first of all thank RMS and FSF ??</p><p>What do i miss ?</p><p>Also i wonder if bigLLMs (as in big in size and belonging to big pockets) are ok with binary files ? Could i give them e.g a closed nvidia driver or some nvidia blobs and do vibe coding with it ? I wonder what policy nvidia (the ex-gaming-gpu corp and currently most big AI company) has on that issue ? I wonder how Nvidia could protect it self if a local LLM could cracks its blobs . I wonder if Linus would approve that vibe coding since he poses as a show me the code guy. <em>(blob you say ? ....xmm.. that piece of &#039;&#039;&#039;software&#039;&#039;&#039; that is even less intelligible that machine code... signals calibrating on semiconductor-level unique quirks ... like speaking a language no one understands? no ISA involded? interesting ... so maybe an LLM would throw up a blob??)</em></p><p>And generaly i guess bigLLM want good and cheap training food.&#160; In an cut-throat-evolutionary view of the world imagining big trucks offloading big piles of old books (1) and libresoftware in front of big LLMs for training through destructive data-decomposing kind of aligns perfectly with that world view .. dont you think ?</p><p>Speaking of bigLLM data diet .(or web-crawelrs&#039;s d-diet) . I wonder.. is there a data that cant be eaten ? That would make it throw up ? Or bad for digestion ? Or totally un-eatable ? And how that is related to the essence of what is &#039;software&#039; and what is digitized data .<br />I&#039;ve read recently many news about microsoft increasing the window security patches. That means that it&#039;s binary is increasingly used as LLM food . But LLM controlled by what would ms consider hostile. So it&#039;s kind of peculiar funny irony what happens. How ms or other big companies would protect their binaries from hostile LLMs? I wonder if for a LLM binary-assembly-higher source code structure is rather irrelevant to it&#039;s abilities. And if yes.. why not make windows open source ? Why ? As a defense maybe . Or because it&#039;s irrelevant.&#160; And if source is irrelevant what is open source ? Maybe a defence is windows as firmware on a chip ? </p><p>..<em>So from an LLM&#039;s perspective both Linux and Windows are very good structured data food with Linux perhaps been a little lighter to it&#039;s ram-guts due to its higher source code ? (like a sauce on a food ?) </em></p><p>(1)<a href="https://www.404media.co/inside-the-warehouse-where-amazon-scans-and-destroys-books-for-ai-training/" rel="nofollow">@</a>Inside the Warehouse Where Amazon Scans and Destroys Books for AI Training</p>]]></description>
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