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by joshka 4mo ago
> Where does the GPL say you have the freedom to relicense code or derivatives under MIT by fiat? The first part of this sentence (where in the GPL) is unreached if the second part of it is unmet (relicense code or derivatives) which I c
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by joshka 4mo ago
Tell me, can I create a copyrighted video that's not GPL licensed using ffmpeg? Now tell me how creating a rust library using the git test suite is different?
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by joshka 4mo ago
I suspect that the issue is more likely that the LLM code doesn't have an author and hence some parts of it can't be licenses, it's less likely that it's infringing on git's copyright for various reasons. (I am not
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by joshka 4mo ago
I think you're saying that you don't believe in the freedoms to use the GPL licensed test suite for certain purposes which are explicitly allowed by the GPL. You don't get to choose a license and then add extra terms to it wh
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Scott and Mark Learn to Vibe Check with Steve Sanderson [video](youtube.com)
2 points by joshka 4mo ago|0 comments
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by joshka 4mo ago
This might be more suitable as a basis for this sort of thing... https://git-meta.com/
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by joshka 5mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48265206
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by joshka 5mo ago
This feels like the sort of architecture that starts clean and then gradually grows most of the things a workflow-native system already has. I've seen systems like this, seen companies that are built out of this idea, and built small s
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by joshka 5mo ago
This seems like N=4, which is a fairly small sample size.
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by joshka 5mo ago
If you look at the 95% CI on https://marginlab.ai/trackers/codex/ with N=50, it's still pretty huge (+/- 13-14% usually). I suspect it would be difficult to reasonably get a measure that numerically asse
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Open, Structured Metadata for Git(git-meta.com)
5 points by joshka 5mo ago|1 comments
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by joshka 5mo ago
How does this validate non-functional aspects of the code - docs, perf, maintainability, complexity, etc?
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by joshka 5mo ago
Counterpoint: https://openai.com/index/harness-engineering/
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Ticgit: Issue Tracking in Git(ticgit.dev)
3 points by joshka 5mo ago|0 comments
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by joshka 5mo ago
Historically, “TUI” referred to “Text User Interface”, but language evolves and “Terminal User Interface” has been common usage in terminal-app/tooling communities for at least the last decade (probably more). The distinction we (Ratat
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by joshka 5mo ago
I think this belongs on hacker news (and unflagged) mainly because of who Tim Bray is. Notably co-inventor of XML, worked on a bunch of web standards etc. Whether you agree or disagree with non-US citizens coming to America to engage in the
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by joshka 5mo ago
> Honestly, despite all the hype around Rust in the community, the fact that AI can't handle lifetimes reliably makes me reluctant to use it. The AI constantly defaults to spamming .clone() or wrapping things in Rc, completely butch
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by joshka 5mo ago
Meh - doubt it. I'm using an iPhone 14, it feels like it works basically the same as it did when I got it. In general slow downs are apps doing and not caring to per tune because the baseline perf expectation of app developers increase
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by joshka 5mo ago
Take a look at OpenAI blogs about codex: https://openai.com/index/unrolling-the-codex-agent-loop/ https://openai.com/index/harness-engineering/ https://openai.com/index&
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by joshka 5mo ago
I have a very vague memory of reading chunks of this on Slashdot comments over months or years. I'm not 100% sure of this though. The 2000s are a little bit hazy (uni, work, life). Did this actually happen?
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by joshka 5mo ago
I really like the idea of a distributed issue tracker. I'd encourage you to look at git-bug if you haven't already done so for some prior art / inspiration / hard learned lessons.
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by joshka 5mo ago
...so far...
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by joshka 5mo ago
One thing not to sleep on here is that the new ssh access enables you to dockerize your dev environments while still maintaining a local control plane. Interact local, execute remote.
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by joshka 5mo ago
A mobile app was requested by many people before Peter joined OpenAI. Also the App Server was in place for the desktop app well before that too. See https://openai.com/index/unlocking-the-codex-harness/ for some h
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by joshka 5mo ago
People ask for a thing they want, someone there has codex build it. Repeat.
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by joshka 5mo ago
More discussion on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48140529
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by joshka 5mo ago
A previous similar idea running as a Ratatui based TUI: https://github.com/bones-ai/rust-snake-ai-ratatui
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by joshka 5mo ago
Every single one of this authors articles that I've read (and it's a fair few), are poorly argued, and generally incorrect. It would be easy to engage and disprove, but it's better not to give this air. Just say no to kerkour
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by joshka 5mo ago
I think I have a different perspective on this because I've worked in places that do care about that sort of thing on tools that do focus on those sorts of things. I think the long term incentive for these tools to address tech debt as
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by joshka 5mo ago
I feel like AI might let us model some of the things that we initially didn't scope that led to these problems (e.g. "Decided not to fix every bug, or upgrade every dependency") - being able to more easily ask a system that c

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