Unfunkyufo

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by Unfunkyufo 3mo ago
I don't often give GitHub credit, because I work with it every day and I encounter something frustrating or broken nearly every day ending in "day", but kudos to them for working on addressing the some of the big problems. I
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by Unfunkyufo 5mo ago
As an advocate (and practitioner) of European digital sovereignty, let me tell you, at least from my perspective, it has absolutely nothing to do with fear of US intelligence agencies spying on us, and everything to do with the catastrophic
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by Unfunkyufo 8mo ago
I think it's worth keeping in mind that while this may be an automated agent, it's operated by a human, and that human is personally responsible for this "attack" on an open source project. And they should be ashamed of
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by Unfunkyufo 9mo ago
Maybe it's just me, but I don't think the solution to the open source funding problem is to force people to pay for it. I think that goes against the spirit of open source. If there is forced payment, or even the expectation of pa
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by Unfunkyufo 9mo ago
> This is a capability that makes sense to have to use when absolutely necessary. I definitely disagree with this. Currently there is no reason to believe we'll ever have sentient AI, or AGI or whatever term you prefer, much less a
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by Unfunkyufo 9mo ago
This is also my problem. I am currently using my docked Macbook instead of my much more powerful desktop running Linux, even though I also want to use Linux more. Why? Because as much as I want to get rid of my dependence on tech giants, Ap