rurban

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   by rurban 5mo ago

   Hmm. I've read that differently. Maybe you are right. So he is going the GNU/FSF direction avoiding the minefield of external contributions
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   Even before AI it was trivial to setup a continuous merge script. I did that several years for several projects which refused my PR's. Nowadays it's even more trivial. And a community is more of a burden than an advantage nowadays
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   Well, I'd prefer bugfixes over exploit vectors. This will keep us honest. With pi or better omp it would be incredibly easy to adjust the Claude system prompt so it will be easy to do what the Chinese models or gpt did. That's how
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   So basically Houston without HVAC's.
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   The previous fascist governments were not much better. The oligarchy derived from that.
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   And mandatory TLS backdoors, ie insecure transport level
7. 247.▲
   by rurban 5mo ago

   Another poor user who never heard of archive.is
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   AWS is totally avoidable. Since the felted both my accounts, when I asked them to merge them, I am a very happy non-amazon, non-AWS user. Same for booking.com or Microsoft which are even more trash.
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   There massive value in AI PR's. If a feature and ignored, it can forked to provide more value to the users. If unaccepted bugfixes, the maintainers are just silly. They need to be forked off.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Hollywood is not just targeting Latin America. Marvel and DC are everybody fascists dreams.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Compare the two. Both say there's a working response plan in place (SWASS). One says it is working great. The others says it was started way too late, and it is still blocked by buerocrats.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    The Vienna group was bigger. That's why she was sent to Vienna. Esp. the ex aristocrats and generals are all living in Vienna. Only the religious nutheads in Paris.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Besides her groundbeaking Persepolis, I was at the world premiere of The Voices, a wonderful black comedy, and got angry that the stupid distributor buried the film. We all loved it. Fuckers. She had a lot of problems to get her next films
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    So you will jump in? The EU? Russia? My bet is on China
15. 255.▲
    by rurban 5mo ago

    Cry-babies. They want to stay back in the stone-age.
16. 256.▲
    by rurban 5mo ago

    I have so many ifdef __APPLE__ hacks in my assembler/compiler. And they are much harder to fix when I had no Apple Silicon available, only github actions and some models and gas sources. But basically it's similar to elf vs coff.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Not OSS only, likely also the enterprise private repos, with a lot of business secrets.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    In Paris that would be underground techno concerts. In my town I did organize underground film screenings. In New York police readily asserts that "they are up to no good".
19. 259.▲
    by rurban 5mo ago

    Oh-my-pi work nice with LSP, better than the others.
20. 260.▲
    by rurban 5mo ago

    Certainly not zero cost. Syscalls are heavy, that's why everyone prefers green threads. And 2 more ops per rseq. But rseq's are certainly cool.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Call yourself lucky. What a mess BitBucket was
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    For me the other way round: Klimt master. Schiele and Kokoschka: silly and immature
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    One of the very few small compilers which passes the full gcc torture tests. But for me kefir is good enough as the reference small compiler. Not as fast as tcc, but more correct
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    The interesting case seen to be that the researcher apparently got laid off recently by this MS team, and thus has a 6 month NDA. Apparently he still tried to get bug bounties from inside knowledge of these criminal backdoors. That's w
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    No, configuration files for AI coding assistants are not harnesses. A harness is a proper build system, with proper test coverage, and much more, so you can keep the AI in place, and not destroying your project. With multi-config options, e
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Using it daily for about 100%, and my monthly costs are about $40. 50/day is extraordinary, must be a billing glitch.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Once a month is not very rarely.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Boy, I told DeepSeek V4 Flash Free to find compiler bugs, esp. with the gcc torture test suite, and it did find plenty. For free. To fix them in my compiler it did cost about $40 or so. Cooperate guys just have too much budget in their hand
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Sure, that's why the automobile industry is above the law, they even write their own laws. (telecom or other industries does the same btw). They don't even care about EU laws like the EU data act, which explicitly forbids what VW
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    It's a pure variant, lacking lot of convenience, just like cloudwhale. Better architecture and implementation, but needs handholding. Pi is open like opencode, cloudwhale is still a bit too closed.