LtWorf

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781.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
Which is why those guys should really stick to using copyleft licenses only, possibly just AGPL.
782.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
But the whole point of using pypi and npm is because distributions are a thing that only old graybeard boomers use.
783.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
I generally limit myself to what's available in my distribution, if the standard library doesn't provide it. But normally I never use requests because it's not worth it I think to have an extra dependency.
784.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
True, but everybody is doing it nonetheless.
785.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
True, Linus never believed in free software to begin with.
786.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
Yes but if you do that manually you are in bad faith, if you ask an AI to do it you have no idea if you are going to be liable of something or not.
787.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
Headers are normally fine. GPL license recognises that you might need them to read binary files.
788.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
> Social media has never been seen as a universal positive force? You missed the whole arab spring thing?
789.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
Sure, but the prompt wasn't the only input… there was considerable effort put into the training data as well :)
790.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
We're talking about a country that is daily threatening to invade. You'd feel it was clever to run your entire infrastructure on an Iranian OS? It's the same for EU since USA is threatening to invade.
791.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
> that it was part of Google's threat model That's just PR to avoid stocks going down.
792.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
It's not the products, it's the army threatening you if you don't use them. But France has nukes so if anyone can pull it off in Europe it's them.
793.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
People just hate imposed changes.
794.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
I wouldn't know, I use a trackpoint :)
795.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
I remember, at university we had rows of metal chairs and one single person with a macbook could occasionally electrocute multiple people.
796.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Season
797.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
> materials and design are no longer strictly dictated by their function. Ok… but I don't like to injure my wrists…
798.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
I don't think apple computers are meant for people who do use computers. I used to have marks on my wrists (I no longer have an apple computer now).
799.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
> I'm not aware of Microsoft's economic footprint in the Munich region, but I doubt it's significant. Perhaps be aware before explaining everyone how things really are?
800.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
> WhatsApp uses the Signal protocol claims to do so. > open source does not magically give you better security properties. Reproducible builds do, in fact I have no idea if you and I are running the same whatsapp at all.
801.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
Whatsapp "claims" to be e2e, but nobody knows for sure since its sources are closed.
802.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
You cannot name 2 of your children the same names.
803.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
It seems it has been done already a while ago without waiting for the rust community to do their usual churn. https://imgur.com/a/kEkmRxx (link shows a screenshot of khelpcenter showing the different manpages available
804.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
Wasn't there already some scandal with swedish criminals using this to launder money?
805.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
How do you think llms reply to you?
806.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
Step 1: Read `man man` Step 2: Feel the urge to write an article about that
807.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
Good!
808.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
> The US shouldn't be expected to continue being victim to terrorism just so that Europe can have cheap oil. Uh?
809.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
Yeah I guess they'd legally just be terrorists.
810.
by LtWorf 7mo ago
That was susan calvin's job. Except our ones don't have the 3 laws because of course capitalism can't allow that.

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