MarsIronPI

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by MarsIronPI 5mo ago
I see your point and I agree. It's just that when you say "GPLv3 says that you can only use the software if it's either a cloud service, hypothetical open firmware devices" that's a stretch and not really true. AI
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by MarsIronPI 5mo ago
Well, eventually it'll probably be added to the Berne Convention agreement or some such.
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by MarsIronPI 5mo ago
> From the end user's perspective, GPLv3 says that you can only use the software if it's either a cloud service, on hypothetical open firmware devices, or if you install it yourself. What in the world do you mean?
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by MarsIronPI 5mo ago
If you're going to apologize to Stallman, you should apologize for conflating open source with software freedom. ;D
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by MarsIronPI 5mo ago
Paul Graham might say if that's the case then you need a more expressive language.
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by MarsIronPI 5mo ago
The idea is that the attacker doesn't know the codeword. If the attacker finds out about the codeword then the attacker could indeed fake it. Hence why you shouldn't say/write it in recordings or chat messages.
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by MarsIronPI 5mo ago
I'm glad I could make my position clear and I'm sorry it didn't come out coherently the first time. I'm also glad you're willing to look for compromise. Out of curiosity, where do you draw the line when it comes to
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by MarsIronPI 5mo ago
> But why? You haven't given an argument. Fair enough. My argument is this: as a society we need to live alongside people we disagree with, perhaps even disagree with fundamentally. My ideal is to not judge people's work in o
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by MarsIronPI 5mo ago
I love Iosevka. I use it as my monospace, serif and sans-serif fonts and it's gorgeous, in its own unique way.
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by MarsIronPI 5mo ago
Huh, I wonder why they made their own IDE instead of integrating with Sly/SLIME. Not trying to knock the project, just genuinely curious. Writing a whole editor sounds like a lot of work. I like the choice of Iosevka as a font, thoug
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
I think I failed to explain my point: Just like OSS contributors don't have to agree on anything but the goal of the project and how to treat each other while working on it, people shouldn't decide what software to use based on an
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
Because when we decide on a goal for our technical work and decide on an acceptable code of conduct inside the project , our differences outside the project don't matter to our collaboration within the project. This is a core foundat
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
Hm, well California does a lot of weird things that I don't really have a say in. When it gets to my state I'll agitate against it.
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
Because the technical factors are what you experience when you interact with software written by a company/person?
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
What technical difference do the social opinions of the people who write your software make? Genuinely curious.
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
Oh, I've always used Fennec; does the main Firefox Android build not support extensions?
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
People who make social decisions you don't like don't always make technical decisions you don't like. I can't stand JWZ, but XScreenSaver is a good piece of software. I wouldn't trust him in any part of government
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
Except it turns out that it's a good thing that the alternative implementations exist. Standards are meaningless if there's only one implementer.
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
Firefox's MV3 implementation doesn't remove the original netRequest API though IIRC.
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
Where? If it happened in my country I'd absolutely raise a fuss.
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
> In my current EU country, there's mandatory military conscription from the age of 17. And you're telling me you're only fit for social media access one year before being fit to drive tanks and shoot guns at people? Well,
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
I can tell you I use the mouse on my Thinkpad far more than on any other device I've used, all because it's frictionless and doesn't require me to move my hand.
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
But imagine if they handed out free access to Kimi or GLM-5. Actually, I still wouldn't use it, because I avoid APIs that say they hold on to data.
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
> The latest t14 received a better score from ifixit than framework for repairability (first ever to get a 10). Hm, I wish they had scores for the X230 and older; I'd like to see how they compare. IMO they're better, if nothin
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
Man, I want to get a Framework, but I'm held back by the lack of trackpoint. Yes, I know it's not going to happen officially, but I just can't see myself using a laptop without one. So, until someone figures out some mod or
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
I like most of what I see in the Next, but can it have a trackball like the original? I'm not a fan of trackpads.
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
66.6% uptime anyone?
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
I really hate people using terms like "theft" or "piracy" to refer to the act of artificially-limited copying. Copying something does not take anything away from the person you're copying from inherently. Theft do
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
It's almost like Qwen 3.5 9B is 4 times larger.
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by MarsIronPI 6mo ago
> A weekend of focused work, Claude as pair programmer, no ML degree required It's not caught up if you're using Claude as your pair programmer instead of the model you're touting. Gemma 4 may be equivalent to GPT-3.5 Tur

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