Orygin

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by Orygin 7mo ago
And? Doesn't give them any right to re-license the code. Especially not to strip rights for other users.
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by Orygin 7mo ago
Wtf are these comments? A LGPL licensed project, guaranteed to be free and open source, being LLM-washed to a permissive license, and GPL is the problem here? They are literally stealing from open source, but it's the original license
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by Orygin 7mo ago
That doesn't seem related at all, this is just adding attribution, not changing the license through LLM-washing
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by Orygin 7mo ago
It's impossible not to bake racism sexism and any other bias into AIs since they are trained on human input which is always biased in some way. Would you prefer the AIs freely express their racism (like the Microslop bot on twitter a f
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by Orygin 7mo ago
They are not phasing it out for virtualization.
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by Orygin 7mo ago
> As someone familiar with those ecosystems, I'm have trouble envisioning the degree of operator error or imprecision that would cause this to be a problem. Because you are familiar with the ecosystem? Just like python devs saying i
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by Orygin 7mo ago
> Come on, java starts up fast enough and the memory usage can be set Yeah it can be adjusted, on the other hand you have a language that just works. Starts instantly and memory usage is bounded by usage, not guesstimate of how much th
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by Orygin 7mo ago
Annotations are a scourge. Automagic extensions you have to understand through years of usage. Go has no such things and you have circled back exactly to the GP's point: "There's a ceiling on abstraction". There is no su
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by Orygin 7mo ago
Would also be great if the animations respected the `prefers-reduced-motion` setting, instead of forcing down animations that reduces accessibility.
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by Orygin 7mo ago
So you just discovered offshoring of jobs? Like it has been going for the past decades. I don't see how AI or twitter changes anything to the outlook of the C suite. Lower spending increase productivity. If hiring Poles instead of Am
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by Orygin 7mo ago
What a condescending post. You either haven't used any recent models if you make that statement. Anyone who used GPT3.5 and any other newer model know that hallucinations have gone down tremendously. Of course it's not perfect,
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by Orygin 7mo ago
That's my experience too. Coming from single threaded, single concurrent build Kaniko to parallel builds using Buildkit reduced build times by 2 to 3.
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by Orygin 8mo ago
If you go to a niche you never grow then. There are plenty of browsers that already serve those niches anyway
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by Orygin 8mo ago
I don't see Henry Ford being politically active in 2026
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by Orygin 8mo ago
If you don't add features that the average user might want, then yeah there won't be any more new users.
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by Orygin 8mo ago
> They are burning dev time on features barely anyone asked Got a source for that? HackerNews is *not* representative of the average browser user.
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by Orygin 8mo ago
Mechanical and Ergonomic keyboard prices suffer because they are niche and way lower volume. The switches are not that expensive if you use common ones, but if you want some special keycaps, prepare to fork some good money. Most of them are
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by Orygin 8mo ago
> but it seems we are almost at a golden age again with respect to good enough (if not popular) hardware. I don't think we're in any golden age since the GPU shortages started, and now memory and disks are becoming super expens
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by Orygin 8mo ago
Are you really burdened because the N++ author put a small text inside their software, pertaining to current events?
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by Orygin 8mo ago
> You can’t win with radicals alone. I'm not saying you can, I'm saying if any radicalism is met with knee-jerk rejection of the cause, then you never really held these values. Most social progress has been made because of radi
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by Orygin 8mo ago
I know it's real. But it doesn't excuse giving away one's values just because something inconvenienced them. As an example, do I find some vegans annoying on the internet? Yes. Does it mean I will instead start supporting c
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by Orygin 8mo ago
> whenever you engage in your trade or profession is not the same Feels like this is overstating the facts. Afaik, twice did the author on N++ did include a small political message in a release. Is it really "whenever"? Blowing
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by Orygin 8mo ago
But you do see questions about water usage for AI in data centers? Articles about families living close by, which water bills exploded recently? On the other hand, you don't see commenters saying that they are indifferent to their acce
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by Orygin 8mo ago
> Have an AI track focused on how to use AI to improve OSS software Like this AI track? What more do you want? https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/track/ai/
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by Orygin 8mo ago
This closely matches the way a few of my "apolitical" friends behave. They mostly think their opinion is the right one, and others are just flailing around not understanding the real "objective" "truth". But th
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by Orygin 8mo ago
Lol tell that to my city. They removed the cross walks and declared the zone a "shared zone" where pedestrians have right of way. Result? No more safe places to cross, drivers are not stopping for pedestrians when no cross walk. T
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by Orygin 8mo ago
Especially bad when crossings are like 30cm from the roundabout. Some are better with at least one car's length between the two. Otherwise you either risk getting run over by a car exiting the roundabout without seeing you; or getting
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by Orygin 8mo ago
For big PC towers it's not that big of a deal, but for smaller laptops, phones and SBC, having bigger chips may not be feasible due to size constraints
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by Orygin 8mo ago
> Yes, there are many UI implementations in Windows but they are almost totally transparent to the user (no pun intended), and they can all run on the same system at once. Just like Linux. You can run most if not all apps in any DE. Yes
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by Orygin 8mo ago
I mean, most apps I use daily, no matter the OS, have CSD. Teams, Spotify, Slack, Firefox, Postman, IntelliJ etc... Doesn't matter which OS they all have different styles. I can understand it's not liked by everyone, but that ship

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