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This is it. It doesn't replace the higher level knowledge part very well. I asked Claude to fix a pet peeve of mine, spawning a second process inside an existing Wine session (pretty hard if you use umu, since it runs in a user namespa
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Calibri always has a cheap look to it when I see it, just because I'll assume someone didn't change their default font. I think I felt the same about TNR when it was the default too, but Calibri has quite a bit more character that
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10mo ago
This is cool, but also broken. If you click "raw" after pressing y without reloading, the link is still to a tag/branch.
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10mo ago
See also this excellent video essay by fasterthanlime: GitHub Actions Feels Bad[1]. I'm pretty sure it contains the exact line of it being "deeply confused about being a package manager". [1]: https://www.youtube.c
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10mo ago
At least they were available when Front Door was down!
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10mo ago
Always been there. But it seems to be creeping into institutions that previously cared over the past few years, accelerating in the last.
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10mo ago
That's the 30% vibe code they promised us. Cynicism aside, something seems to be going wrong in our industry.
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10mo ago
MinIO the corporation is not the sole licencor of MinIO the source code. They could sue and probably enforce compliance, but they can't just revoke the license like it is an overly restrictive commercial EULA.
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10mo ago
AI being a useful component in our futures (depending on how much as a society we'll shun slop) and the current scale of AI investment being a line-go-up bubble are complementary, not exclusive. It really is just dotcom all over again.
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Hynix also started selling consumer SSDs with "SK Hynix" branding like 2-3 years ago. I guess we'll see how long that lasts.
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10mo ago
Enterprise as in the level of support and care these products will come with, as opposed to consumer or business.
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10mo ago
Seeing the decline of GitHub in Actions is technically correct, but Actions was always broken. We tried getting self-hosted runners to work super early before there was a proper ephemeral mode (just an officially unsupported race-condition-
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10mo ago
The only games on that list that doesn't run on Linux I can spot are Call of Duty and Fortnite.
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11mo ago
The worst thing about League was that Riot added it retroactively after years of effort to patch Wine to work with League's weird quirky code. It was the only game that I always remember having a custom Wine build in Lutris even as far
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11mo ago
Or you could miss out on like... 5 games. Competitive games on a controller would be a much larger trade off than dual booting to me.
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11mo ago
Cheating creates two problems. Obvious cheats aiming to upset other players and subtle cheats that don't want to be noticed as such. Now, I'm not saying it doesn't matter if people cheat as long as nobody notices or that comp
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11mo ago
I don't doubt it, but I actually really hate that the build system is a bunch of bash scripts, github actions and assuming the previous stage builds fine. Especially when the custom image forkable repo has an action commented out to sq
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11mo ago
RMS famously had no problem with dual licensing. The definition should. None of the GPL licenses protect from bad stewardship focused on maintaining commercial viability of some product either.
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11mo ago
You're ignoring the subtext of the comment above yours. > Too much psychology talk in every day life, everyone is traumatised and has unresolved issues etc. That may be, but I wish we would handle it all more privately... Their prob
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11mo ago
To a degree. But the corporate interest is spread across enough organisations that it's much harder for the Linux kernel to reject a patch solely because it's good for business, whereas a lot of corporate open source projects - ev
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The petition should use a more restricted definition, because the OSI definition only deals with the way software is developed and distributed, not how software contributes to the common good. That a lot of open source software is foundatio
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Half of these aren't people talking about mental health problems , but preconditions for mental health. That's your problem?
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There's really no need. I was looking for an Android app for a particular purpose, and Claude just regurgitated the app's marketing page, including the claim about Play Store ratings (which was wrong or very outdated). Getting int
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11mo ago
The Go standard library is a lot more comprehensive and usable than Node, so you need less dependencies to begin with.
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The Winlator-releated ecosystem already works pretty well, there just isn't a good frontend or integration for it yet. That's what is really exciting here. Gamehub is a proprietary app by a Chinese controller manufacturer with som
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Weirdly specific person to bring up. Almost cult-like. Ivermectin, again? https://cpsa.ca/news/statement-william-viliam-makis-not-lice...
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It's also a great (VC-funded) business opportunity to become the technology provider of such action. There are a few of these non-profit fronts with "technology partners" behind them that are lobbying for legislation like the
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One might even go so far to insinuate that they were the party responsible for the CSAM being there to begin with. Wouldn't be the first time someone weaponized such content. I remember at least one case were a steamer was "digita
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> because we’re all going to become managers of coding agents whether we like it or not I will join the woodworking people before that happens, thanks.
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This is a huge problem in the Chrome Web Store and Google is doing very little about it. If you ever made an extension that is even just a little popular, expect to get acquisition offers by people who want to add malicious features somewhe
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