LtWorf

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931.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
The whole point of having nukes is letting everyone know you have them.
932.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
I agree with the first part of what you said. Mostly because they didn't have nukes to begin with.
933.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
You should compare it with the much higher price it will have in europe.
934.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Nope
935.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Except you've only tried the expensive apple computers, not the macbook neo.
936.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Last elections for DPL it was the stated goal of one of the candidates to reduce the amount of copyleft in debian. At least they didn't win.
937.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
They will just be confused about everything if you give them a mac.
938.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
On KDE I open system settings and I change every shortcut I don't like. On OSX that's not possible because they know better, apparently. I agree, they are lazy.
939.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
They might or might run. osx has no namespaces, no cgroups, no compiler extension for thread local storage, no wayland, no dbus. Modern linux software won't run for sure, unless it is written with osx in mind and comes with plenty of w
940.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
You, a developer, just happened to not know a very well known software. This fact is not as meaningful as you believe it is.
941.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
There are no free models so…
942.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
If it can comfort you, on the mailing list the main developer for ext4 is in favour of using AI
943.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
I think it's hilarious that whenever someone complains about it they're a luddite, and now this happens on a website that is filled with LLM enthusiasts who have done nothing but overpromise.
944.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
This freedom depends on the hardware and pricing of megacorps that are currently busy in applying their knowledge to do surveillance and killing. I doubt we can rely on them to help with our freedom.
945.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Are we still doing the "your fault for not using this other model" thing? It's a bit of a tired trope at this point.
946.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
A number of debian developers do that as part of their full time jobs for canonical, microsoft, and other companies.
947.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
They have a settings page where you can set the colours you like… Most people who don't like them just change them to something they like.
948.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Well LLMs are made to be extremely verbose so it's a good match!
949.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
You can literally just attach a patch to a bugreport on debian…
950.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
I think generating slop and having others review it is bad even if you are disabled. I say this as a disabled person myself.
951.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
No you're not. They just made it up :)
952.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Ethical concerns on human experimentation are very much in scope.
953.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
I'm guessing some parts of code are needed to make it run on those platforms and aren't LGPL.
954.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
I'm convinced that the real problem here is that people preferring websites only know how to make websites and won't learn anything new. The rest is just to frame it as a rational technical decision.
955.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
You used an illegal leak to train your llm
956.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
The problem here is that large companies can do whatever they want and regular people cannot. Don't worry, they won't be allowing you the same rights as these companies.
957.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
But… in python threads don't run in parallel, which is the whole problem we are working around here.
958.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
async python still uses a single thread for the main loop, it just hides non blocking IO.
959.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
I'm replying to a person that scales python by running several containers instead of 1 container with several python processes.
960.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Qt costs money if you for some reason insist on static linking AND use all the fancy components, the core stuff is all LGPL. Anyway it does look native and it is way faster than electron, which also doesn't look native so I don't

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