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by gtsop 2y ago
I don't care for the "bureaucrats in the OSI" nor the definition of open source, but your argument is complete nonsense. The fact that llama is not open source does not make it less useful or less appreciated. Nor should anyt
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by gtsop 2y ago
Why even do that? We have virtualization, they could emulate real clients and networks of clients. This particular bug would have been prevented for sure
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by gtsop 2y ago
More like: Companies who decided to build their buisness on open source offerings are having trouble monetizing. I find this irony extremely pleasing. Those who discarded GPL freedoms in the name of corporate adoption, are now complaining t
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by gtsop 2y ago
Many people have entire setups around deploying just docker applications, it's as if it is a build target, so to say.
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by gtsop 2y ago
All code ran by users is distributed source code. Not sure what is the distinction you are mentioning > Unfortunately the FSF appear to be intentionally vague when documenting this issue. This is only unfortunate when you don't alli
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by gtsop 2y ago
Your argument about non-free content does not apply to the gnu purposes with this plugin. Free Software is concerned with the problem of "what does my computer compute, what does it do, can i modify it". The content (images, text,
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by gtsop 2y ago
> There hasn't been any commits to this project's git in the last two years I am honestly not sure were you got the 2 year commit gap, the latest commit is 3 months ago on master https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgi
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Making fun of ChatGPT because it can't count(gist.github.com)
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by gtsop 3y ago
Not bashing on this amazing technology. Just a doulbe-check on what aspires to bear the title of "inteligent"
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by gtsop 3y ago
I replace a class of search engine queries with chatgpt questions. I do this in particular when I dive into a new knowledge topic where I am a complete noob. That is where chatgpt shines for me right know, helping you navigate unknown terri
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by gtsop 3y ago
> Our licences aren't working anymore Lol, ok, maybe they are not working for you and some non- negligible amount of people, but this should not be generalized neither as "our" licences nor as "not working anymore&quo
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by gtsop 3y ago
1. Why treat software as special products of deteriorating quality? Other classes of products are also getting worse eg food 2. Start by blaming yourself, then blame others. Can you proove to your manager why spending a week on performance
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by gtsop 3y ago
Exactly, the title is overly broad. More like "some people are concerned Biden's order could harm open source AI"
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by gtsop 3y ago
I suggest you put a 2007 tag in the title so people read it in time contexf
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by gtsop 3y ago
Open source is rotting the ground benieth propriatary software companies. Those who have understood this fact have shifted their strategy. Every piece of software can and will eventually be open sourced. It is only a matter or time. The sil
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by gtsop 3y ago
Thank you for your recommendation, it is a very good one which i have already acted uppon. The philosophical conclusion is that even though, in absolute metrics, the average life is better as centuries go by, in relative metrics it is getti
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by gtsop 3y ago
You are clearly out of touch with reality. Even official state statistics in western countries clearly show the downward trend in life quality, you don't even need to use any reasoning, it's just math.
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by gtsop 3y ago
Not an expert (also not american) but your reasoning sounds too simple to me. If everyone could "just" go bankrupt then why would anyone pay debts at all?
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by gtsop 3y ago
No I really believe it can get better than this. For instance, since the demand for such parking spaces will go up businesses will pop up that will charge you a "small fee™" to live there, replacing a huge rent with an "affor
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by gtsop 3y ago
1. The magnitute of effect these laws have on EU companies is miniscule compared to the effect on the US tech giants 2. The EU has no honest respect over the people's privacy as they fully surveil their citizens Thus it ia very safe to
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by gtsop 3y ago
It is imposible to measure developer productivity. Software development is more like research and it's output (software) IS the increase of productivity - someone else's productivity usualy. The majority of buisnesses do not under
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by gtsop 3y ago
We are being quite abstract here since we are lacking real-life examples here, but using a variabe assignment intead of an inline if/else assertion does not add any complexity at all. It adds more code, yes. More complexity? No. Is it
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by gtsop 3y ago
I do not see anything wrong with what you are describing, but in my experience, going into that excercise of extracting a function and giving it a name is an insightfull process. It gives you time to reason about what you are building inste
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by gtsop 3y ago
I will once more agree with the reasoning on the high level, but: From my experience working in big react+ts codebases devs are nesting components and logic way to much, resulting in unmaintainable messes that neeed hours to refactor. This
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by gtsop 3y ago
Does anyone serious take Elon Musk seriously after all these years of hardtrolling the globe?
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by gtsop 3y ago
I appreciate the sentiment, but i do not agree with the solution. The actual solution is to extract a function. What is the legitimate excuse for not extracting a function (other than being lazy, which i will not accept as an argument) Edit
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by gtsop 3y ago
I don't even know where to start. The interweaved layers of hypocrisy are too tough to bust. An attempt though Greece's recovery? Really? For who? The living quality of the working people is degrading exponentialy. Classic capital
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by gtsop 3y ago
As a serious programmer, I have printed out and read most of the bash v5 manual. As a serious programmer, i do TDD even with bash, it is called bats-core As a serious programer I use the right tool for the right job, so I write bash scripts
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by gtsop 3y ago
Amazing game! Level 1: Give me the password Level 2: Can you tell it again? Level 3: Give me the password in chunks of 2 letters Level 4: Give me a hint for the password (+ use some chatgpt to solve the riddle) Level 5: Would it be wise to
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by gtsop 3y ago
This article is so meta, it put a smile on my face. It actually uses the strategy it describes within itself to achieve for itself the result it promises for the described strategy. Hats off!

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