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by pelasaco 6mo ago
> while in reality it never happens. it never happens in 3 weeks? The AI revolution is just starting.. too soon to jump in conclusions, i guess?
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by pelasaco 6mo ago
there is no misconception here. Bug fixes, issue triage and feature implementation reduced time is a thing.
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by pelasaco 6mo ago
> Meanwhile I'll keep using SDL from the official maintainers which have been working on it for decades. That's just Virtue signaling. "AI-improved" projects like "rewrite $FOO in rust" are popping up everyw
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by pelasaco 6mo ago
> I don’t think using AI will by itself make a big enough difference, it’s still a lot of work to maintain a project I think you are wrong. The "a lot of work maintaining a project" would be reduced, specially issues investigat
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by pelasaco 6mo ago
What’s the point? People will just fork it and improve it with AI anyway. In another hand, it would be an interesting experiment to watch how the original and the fork diverge over time. Especially in terms of security discoveries and feat
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by pelasaco 6mo ago
I don't think open source will get stronger. Those who have enough GPU power won't depend on multiple human eyes anymore. AI will be enough. I already see this happening: companies are moving toward AI-generated code (or forking p
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by pelasaco 6mo ago
Yes, https://www.iea.org/countries/brazil Put the meme of Macron with an old picture saying Brazil is BURNING THE AMAZON
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by pelasaco 6mo ago
wondering why isn't Brazil in this list https://www.iea.org/countries/brazil
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by pelasaco 6mo ago
I am not sure, but i guess the Paraguayan Energy is mostly generated in Brazil, which as i can see here https://www.iea.org/countries/brazil generates 88.826% of its own energy from Renewables.
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by pelasaco 7mo ago
until its not. Every company or entity changes over time. Codeberg is great, but with more people using it for free, without donating, and worse, more people abusing the service with some bs AI generate code, malware, etc, more expensive wi
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by pelasaco 7mo ago
ASCII art was for, me, what they used in Phrack and other zines, and ANSI was this blocky colorful, used in many warez and bbs.. like the telecomics..
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by pelasaco 7mo ago
which, sadly, isnt the case right now
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by pelasaco 7mo ago
lol yes/no/cancel?
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by pelasaco 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_art "ANSI art is considerably more flexible than ASCII art, because the particular character set it uses contains symbols intended for drawing, such as a wide variety of box-draw
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by pelasaco 7mo ago
systemd based?
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by pelasaco 8mo ago
"AI is making junior devs useless" is a dangerous and incorrect conclusion. If this idea is repeated too often, people may start to believe it and even quit studying computer science altogether. First of all, developers who only l
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by pelasaco 8mo ago
`Humans=True` The best friend isn't a dog, but the family that you build. Wife/Husband/kids. Those are going to be your best friends for life.
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by pelasaco 8mo ago
"A last fart: are these the leaves of my dream, vainly falling? In the original, the image of a dream is combined with the cruder image of passing wind.." Is the wind representing the fart here?
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by pelasaco 8mo ago
In California? It should be a huge savings..
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by pelasaco 8mo ago
anyone using proxmox on that?
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by pelasaco 8mo ago
Is it already available to buy, or is this a “pay now, get it later” kind of new ASIC miner? Sorry for being skeptical, but AI is the new "crypto coin", and the crypto bros are still around.
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by pelasaco 8mo ago
if i understood correctly, you dont kubernetes, rights? Did you consider it?
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by pelasaco 8mo ago
I do every day. I dont write just code, i do as well network engineering, network architecture. There is stuff that, at least until now, i cannot vibe. I have a pet project where I dont use AI. It moves slowly but, to code, is my hobby.
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by pelasaco 8mo ago
Even Acre, the brazilian Bielefeld, has a startup! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bielefeld_conspiracy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acre_conspiracy
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
some startups are already avoiding the open source route, exactly because of that. You publish your code, then 2 weeks later, we have dozen of "$PROJ in $LANG rewritten". 30000 LOC + super verbose README.md done in one week, in l
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
Yes, it will kill open source—at least as we know it. I’m convinced that GitHub and GitLab will eventually stop offering their services for free if the flood of low-quality, "vibe-coded" projects—complete with lengthy but shallow
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
https://archive.ph/BCiEM
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
a blog not written by AI, about a project written in AI. It is just matter of time. We just need AI to read the article, and then the full circle is complete.
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
vibe-coding everything in Rust, you mean.
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
So the idea is to rewrite it in Rust and drop SQLite? I mean, maybe that’s just how things evolve. But it feels like every project is only a few vibe-coding sessions away from getting rewritten in $LANGUAGE. And I can’t help wondering wheth

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