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by guappa 1y ago
Which those things aren't. In fact they cost considerably more than hiring someone.
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by guappa 1y ago
News to me. Source?
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by guappa 1y ago
Just ask for an opinion on who's right between israel and palestine and an AI will refuse to reply :D
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by guappa 1y ago
I think it's safe to say that anyone who voted for Trump disagrees to his contributions.
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by guappa 1y ago
I agree, why did you decide to comment anyway then?
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by guappa 1y ago
But they will solve a problem novel to them, since they haven't read all of the text that exists.
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by guappa 1y ago
Representation ≠ corruption
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by guappa 1y ago
That's illegal in my country… you can't pay fancy lunches. If you want the people getting them must declare them in their taxes :D
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by guappa 1y ago
> I don't know how you say "not technical" and "reproducible builds" in the same breath. I don't know how you can cherry pick the technical detail and and ignore what that means without making me suspect you
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by guappa 1y ago
Wow 1 instance. Ok. World ending.
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by guappa 1y ago
But developers often don't fix them.
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by guappa 1y ago
It's a better model until you fix a bug, but upstream is unresponsive.
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by guappa 1y ago
In theory you want all patches sent to upstream, but if they're for some specific debian reason then you can not send them. Patches are maintained separately because debian doesn't normally repack the .tar.gz (or whatever) that th
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by guappa 1y ago
That only happens if the project lacks a manual page or if it's really bad.
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by guappa 1y ago
I use them to troll. Like when I want to obviously make an annoying coworker angry I tell chatgpt to write an overly long and very AI sounding reply saying what I need to say.
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by guappa 1y ago
I'm not sure it's explicitly in the policy or if any team can decide what to do…
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by guappa 1y ago
Debian isn't a single person. A lot of patches are backport fixes for CVEs. Then there's stuff like: "this project only compiles with an obsolete version of gcc" so the alternatives are dropping it or fixing it. Closely
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by guappa 1y ago
Do you have any statistics that show that Debian patches introduce more CVE worthy bugs than the software already contains? OpenSSL doesn't really have a pristine history. Let's not forget that the patch had been posted on the Ope
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by guappa 1y ago
It's not guaranteed that they manage to catch all the software that does this though :D
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by guappa 1y ago
They offset that risk by taking 2 months to design and implement complex features like "add a new text box in the form, to enter an IP address". I haven't seen them merge a pull request in less than 3 days. However simple. Th
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by guappa 1y ago
Lol Radio Free Asia… suspected? > but I can't get my grandma to use Matrix, but I can Signal Why not? On the phone they look just like any other messaging app.
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by guappa 1y ago
Browsers don't run a process per tab though.
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by guappa 1y ago
BBC right before the brexit vote was like: "now we listen to this well spoken university professor tell us why brexit will fix all our problems", and then, to offer balanced views: "we will listen to this random person who li
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by guappa 1y ago
I don't want the whole browser to be stopped or killed. What would that accomplish?
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by guappa 1y ago
In my company the frontend team has shiny new powerful machines. I on the other hand don't have enough RAM to compile our server.
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by guappa 1y ago
I would like browsers to have very strict limits on the amount of cycles a page can use, and have some permission like for camera to use more CPU.
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by guappa 1y ago
Have you ever listened to it? I have.
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by guappa 1y ago
Painters in the renaissance were making their own paint most of the time. They were not just buying whatever was available and hoping for the best.
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by guappa 1y ago
> If you had a digital camera that perfectly mimicked output of film camera You must first prove it's at all possible. And they could of course not do any of the special effects obtained by compositing images on the same film. And t
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by guappa 1y ago
If you're never on the go you don't even need a laptop to be fair…

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