lionkor

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by lionkor 11mo ago
Copilot is on the job to fix it already!
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by lionkor 11mo ago
Im always happy to update my arch install, because I usually get new features to play with, and my system has not broken due to updates in 4 years.
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by lionkor 11mo ago
User choice
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by lionkor 11mo ago
If I wanted an AI book I would just prompt an LLM for it.
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by lionkor 11mo ago
If they wanted an AI answer, surely they would have asked AI
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by lionkor 11mo ago
Sorry I simply felt like my question wasn't really answered.
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by lionkor 11mo ago
Not at the scale of Aufwandsentschaedigung (well under 1000 bucks a month before tax)
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by lionkor 11mo ago
How does the tax-payer lose money on this? Is there money from the government involved here?
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by lionkor 11mo ago
The government does not give money for this, that is not the point and is not how this works at all. This would simply make it easier to get compensated for open source contributions (tax-free, to a certain small number).
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by lionkor 11mo ago
For example, this would allow an open source project to split donations between contributors in a legal way
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by lionkor 11mo ago
So is this app essentially written by an LLM, not by you?
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by lionkor 11mo ago
How did you go about building this? What was your process, and how did you use AI to aid you?
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by lionkor 11mo ago
> See Spikelog's own metrics ← Generated with one prompt Ah, that's why it shows user count (an integer) as a floating point? Or is that an inherent limitation somehow?
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by lionkor 11mo ago
I would gladly pay 40 bucks to enter, but I think student tickets etc. must exist to ensure people can afford to go to learn.
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by lionkor 11mo ago
Could always mine crypto.
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by lionkor 11mo ago
General rule of thumb: If you're going to ask an LLM and then make a post based on that, simply don't post it. If we wanted a randomly generated take on this, we would just ask an LLM ourselves.
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by lionkor 11mo ago
To add some details actually; we were concerned about three major points: 1. The project would deal with user's data to some degree 2. The project was going to "annoy" an existing, much larger, project who would have likely t
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by lionkor 11mo ago
How so?
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by lionkor 11mo ago
This is absolutely the correct next step. When considering starting a pretty sizeable FOSS project in the past (was going to be AGPL-3, we had a team and had just left another project to start this), we considered registering an e.V. in Ger
620.
by lionkor 11mo ago
GDPR applies if you're in the EU regardless, but it would be nice to have it split like bitwarden[.eu].
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by lionkor 11mo ago
I use fastmail for my and my family's mail, with many domains. It works fantastically, the android app and web app are very good, and it allows any settings, forwarding, clients, automation that I could think of. The other features (fi
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by lionkor 11mo ago
also rebases instead of merges wouldn't count as merges
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by lionkor 11mo ago
I wonder that, too. Surely, this is a fantastic opportunity to claim that it comes from whoever is declared evil right now, and force a harder us-vs-them mindset. If people don't have a clearly defined "evil bad guy" that is
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by lionkor 11mo ago
strdup allocates https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/experimental/dynamic/strdup
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by lionkor 11mo ago
I think so. I know too many developers who cannot be bothered to have a password-manager, beyond the chrome/firefox default one. Anything else, and even those, are usually "the standard 2-3 passwords" they use.
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by lionkor 11mo ago
Can someone with some more experience explain why this happens? The most basic webserver, like a TCP socket served from a C program, serving some files etc. can take tens of thousands of requests per second, per core, on reasonably recent h
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by lionkor 11mo ago
Yes, and the result is undoubtably trash. I have yet to see a single vibe-coded app or reasonably large/complex snippet which isn't either 1) almost an exact reproduction of a popular library, tutorial, etc. or 2) complete and utt
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by lionkor 11mo ago
If I give you tens of billions of dollars, like, wired to your personal bank account, do you think you could figure it out given a decade or two?
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by lionkor 11mo ago
Curious why you do this with AI instead of just writing it yourself? You should be able to whip up a Lexer, Parser and compiler with a couple weeks of time.
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by lionkor 11mo ago
Was the explanation correct?

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