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by cmdrk 3y ago
perhaps similar in the amount of effort expended increasing to mine it out per generation?
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by cmdrk 3y ago
is it the programming languages themselves, or the programmer comments within the training sets that improve output?
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by cmdrk 3y ago
I played during a free play weekend. I got out of my bed and immediately fell through the world and died. Tried again and went to look for the space port. Had to take a train to get there. The train ride was cool exactly once, but then you
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by cmdrk 3y ago
There's also https://text.npr.org/
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by cmdrk 3y ago
Doesn't the journald component of systemd do this? I seem to recall it was much reviled for exactly the problems you point out - that it is harder to work with than plaintext logs.
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by cmdrk 3y ago
Not a single author, but the Erlang parts of the Erlang source code are quite readable. (I haven't looked at the C parts)
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by cmdrk 3y ago
Custom controllers? Deprecated and will be removed in v1.30! Please switch to the v1alpha1/ManagedManipulators API (which won't be stable until v1.35) Cronjobs? Those will be gone too in a few versions. You really should be keepin
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by cmdrk 3y ago
I'd start from the defintion of Free Software per GNU: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html#four-freedoms Personally I consider GPL an _implementation_ of copyleft rather than copyleft itself.
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by cmdrk 3y ago
Completely agree.
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by cmdrk 3y ago
It's all well and good that RH follows the legal requirements of the GPL by providing the sources to their customers. All above board there. The problem is that, as a downstream customer of that software, RH threatens to terminate my b
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by cmdrk 3y ago
while RH may follow the letter of the GPL, many people feel it is an attack on the spirit of copyleft.
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by cmdrk 3y ago
AFAIK, SS13 had a number of source code leaks that resulted in popular forks as well. Not exactly the spirit of FOSS.
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by cmdrk 3y ago
when it comes to technology issues, Ron Wyden is one of the best folks we have in congress.
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by cmdrk 3y ago
Location: Chicago, IL, USA Remote: Sure Willing to relocate: To Midwest or possibly East Coast USA Technologies: HPC, Kubernetes, Storage technologies, Erlang Résumé/CV: On request Email: cmdrk@proton.me Interested in academic computin
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by cmdrk 3y ago
I've been plugging away at a multiplayer game server framework in Erlang, called Overworld: https://github.com/saltysystems/overworld It integrates with Godot, with the ability to generate a client library that (u
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by cmdrk 3y ago
I rarely use Siri, but my technophobe elderly parents have embraced it as a fairly intuitive way to navigate their phone settings, contacts list, etc.
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by cmdrk 4y ago
Personally, I use a single 38" curved monitor (3480x1600). I have old man eyes but this allows me to have up to 4 vertically split tmux panes with at least 80 cols in each pane for programming in vim. I find multi-monitor very distract
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by cmdrk 4y ago
it has nothing to do with technology. it has everything to do with tribalism and just plain growing up.
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by cmdrk 4y ago
Super exciting that the wait is almost over. Now I can finally go rebase all of my plugins against the new GDScript now that it's stabilized a bit. Seems there were a number of small but breaking changes between the beta releases. Over
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by cmdrk 4y ago
Location: Chicago Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Within the Midwest Technologies: Distributed systems, especially those using Erlang (and Elixir to a lesser extent) Résumé/CV: By request. Over a decade of experience in academic HPC e
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by cmdrk 4y ago
It would be really interesting to know what sort of things the Erlang team considered but then dropped as bad ideas!
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by cmdrk 4y ago
The old dredged up Anandtech article is referring to the price of 3.5" disks, but the 360 used something smaller, probably 2.5". An off-the-shelf laptop drive would've been a bit more expensive and a bit more comparable to th
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by cmdrk 4y ago
Serious question, is the “source available but not open source” model working for Darklang?
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by cmdrk 4y ago
It can be a little bit of both. For what it's worth, for a time Google Chat federated other XMPP services and it worked just fine. They eventually shut that down for $GOOGLE_REASONS. Companies aggressively going after open source 3rd p
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by cmdrk 4y ago
Who only gambles once?
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by cmdrk 4y ago
name collision becomes a problem when at least one of the entities is willing to bring lawyers to bear. not saying that's happening here, but certainly more of a concern in a situation where you have a hobbyist going up against a big c
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by cmdrk 4y ago
"Fix it later", "TBD", "TODO" code should be treated as non-foundational scaffolding. Sometimes you've got to erect a temporary structure in order to get the ball rolling on building the rest of the house.
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by cmdrk 4y ago
I wouldn't be too quick to be down on Elixir. The entire BEAM ecosystem (Erlang, Elixir, Gleam, Luerl, LFE etc) are great! I think one could potentially sneak some Erlang into an Elixir job by building common libraries you want to shar
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by cmdrk 4y ago
Someone made an effort to do a full protocol port to Erlang and I have a friendly fork I’m maintaining that makes it work better with the C version as used by Godot. Seems to work with unreliable/reliable/unsequenced packets but n
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by cmdrk 4y ago
Fantastic news. I'm really looking forward to Godot 4.0 exposing more of the ENet wrapper into GDScript etc. I've been writing a game server in Erlang and very much looking forward to offering ENet as an option in addition to WebS

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