But is it worth considering UD Q8_K_L if one is running Q8 K XL ?

The shear amount of files and code and the consistency of which it was written (this could also be due to golang’s style enforcement). If written by a person, they’re beyond OCD levels of organized.

• I started this project in 2017, I didn’t even publish the prototypes it went through .

• I code with vim and have a script that generate template license headers in files.

• I use LLMs to generate better comments for importent core components but if you browse the code you will find much more personal comments with obvious typos, I am not native English speaker.

Some repetitive unit tests and code sections are made with LLMs

• I make almost every commit manually as I work in a private git worktree and cherry-pick the features to the public one

Lastly I never paid for a single AI provider since ChatGPT appeared. I used the trial version of Copilot autocompletion for 2 months and never since then.

I am not anti-AI, all LLMs are self hosted with llama.cpp. I do however despise AI slop projects.

Happy to answer any questions :)

Go check the commit history. All the code base is handwritten except for a few repetitive tests. I kept the original git history.

The commments are partly made with LLMs but the majority are my own.

The README is manually written only using LLM as a helper. The emojis are there to make the Readme less raw and I personally hate them but a lot of people now skip a project if it’s 100% text.

The enshittification is what motivates me to keep working on this project.

Yes with Syncthing and the html autoimport module you could potentially sync with anything until other sync protocols are builtin

https://gosuki.net/docs/features/multi-device-sync/syncthing/

Thanks for the feedback !

Regarding “history sync”, I designed Gosuki specifically to make this functionality feasible. For now I am prioritizing improving the web UI first and Reddit archival. I will add history sync right after. FYI it would be a trivial PR for someone comfortable with programming.