And how do the results compare to hosted LLMs like Claude 3.7?

Sorry, I side with GP. Just because you don't want to use Llama/GPT because of cost, the middle-ground of DistilBERT etc (which can run on a single CPU) is a much more sensible cost/benefit tradeoff than VADER's decade old lexicon-based approach.

I can't really think of many NLP things that are one-decade old and don't have a better / faster / cheaper alternative.

I want LLM accessible bookmarks. That's it.

It doesn't work yet.

I use singlefile to archive pages I'm viewing Linkding.

Then I have a BeautifulScript4 script to strip the assets.

Then I use Jina's ReaderLM v2 to render the HTML to proper Markdown: https://huggingface.co/jinaai/ReaderLM-v2

Except, of course, for longer table oriented text documents like HN that doesn't work.

I want a plaintext archive of web pages in a github repo or similar. Not a fancy UI/UX

I usually like your takes, but where I disagree today is when you say: "Truffles have a functional role in a dish." but fonts don't.

Either both do have functional roles or both are luxuries like Hermès.

Sorry, does that mean I can use anthropic and gemini with codex? And switch during the session?