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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
Why was this downvoted? Lennart Poettering/Systemd project didn't even think for a minute before implementing this with nobody asking for this. I thought we were supposed to have good discussions here instead of ganging up.
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
> Haven't video games solved this a long time ago with age ratings on the games themselves? Sony and Microsoft's parental controls are convoluted garbage with logins galore. But Nintendo's, at least on the Switch 1, was de
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
I personally think the whole bleeding edge argument is funny. Imagine me telling macOS27 is bleeding edge. Or any stable version of software u use is bleeding edge and that we should wait 6 months before using it. Arch reflects the state of
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
Which is exactly why I use Arch. I've has more papercuts from point releases than arch. My argument is not even Arch. But rolling releases.
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
I've had more problems in point releases in my last 15years of using Linux. The problem and issues usually happen because of the said holding off of outdated software. If it's desktop computing, Arch (or rolling releases) are the
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
We are not using LLMs to solve the issues. We are using LLMs for speed. Like we were using VC funded speedruns for "speed". Quality was never even in the picture. We just added LLMs to the current setup for speed. Neither the stru
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
Arch is not "bleeding edge" . It's latest stable version of packages/software.
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
PWA for starters? They are not interested in Indie devs anyways. Might as well let us use PWA no?
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
> Not sure what to do now, should I find a wife with a better claim? Naah. You start an AI company!
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
As soon as we start conditioning ethics, we give up and undermine the principles behind those ethics. - @Nevermark
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
Imagine you writing in your style. Now imagine 1000s of you writing. That's LLM. Just like you don't like eating the same thing everyday, it gets boring very easy. It irritates even more easily. It's not about the end output.
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
Thanks for sharing. I think business tied with google is definitely taking a hit. I agree. And with those kind of websites comment, I meant heavily SEO optimised website. Their content and website are for Google search engine. Not for human
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
One off purchase and no updates?
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
For what it's worth, I see a lot of parallels to this and IT support. I found it genuine. Cheers.
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
Most of the type of blogs this article talks about is exactly what I would ignore. Looks more like Google stopped playing the SEO game and is looking for authentic content. Or atleast is cutting down the noise for whatever reason.
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by unsungNovelty 3mo ago
> Someone violates an open-source license and we grab our pitchforks. Where do we do that? All LLMs are still doing it. I've not seen any MIT license or BSD license of all the repos LLMs have gone through. That's excluding copy
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by unsungNovelty 4mo ago
Forums are communities which are curated. If it has a good owner, it will nurture good discussions. Because they have to adhere to rules. Or be banned. There was a tech magazine forum in India which was crazy cool. Learned a lot from it. Bu
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by unsungNovelty 4mo ago
Thank you! I'll definitely try it out this or next week.
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by unsungNovelty 4mo ago
Alpine Linux has 32-bit support as well. Am super glad that Mageia does too. It's good to have working old computer. I could try to make my AMD sempron computer working again. Just need to find an old Motherboard.
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by unsungNovelty 4mo ago
>How do you mean? Alpine was more for container environment right? So I was wondering how it has been for normal usage and apps. Especially with MUSL etc
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by unsungNovelty 4mo ago
Alpine Linux and Void are the only mainstream enough distro I can think of as an interest for my planB. But I wonder how good Alpine is for desktop computing and development stuff. I know they have recently started shipping full DEs for des
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by unsungNovelty 4mo ago
> This is the Linux Foundation, so it must put OSS and community first, surely. Linux Foundation is run by the said called corporates from the list. So is Rust Foundation. Linux in itself is safe cos Linus controls it. Not the rest of th
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by unsungNovelty 4mo ago
Yo! Open Source Software works within copyright law. Your software should comply with the OSS licence you are forking/redistributing from. If you don't comply, OSS freedoms are void and it defaults back to being copyrighted materi
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by unsungNovelty 4mo ago
Everyone learns different things at different phases of life. And when they do, they're excited to share. And if they have a website, they will write about it there. Think of this way. It doesn't matter if the message/info yo
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by unsungNovelty 4mo ago
Yes!!! This!!! /s
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by unsungNovelty 4mo ago
I mentioned it right? Some you'll like, others you won't. :) I don't have to like all of his policies. Cos I have a ton of things I don't like about GitHub compared to Sourcehut.
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by unsungNovelty 4mo ago
All the more reason to use this? :)
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by unsungNovelty 4mo ago
sourcehut.org would be my choice. Drew is pretty adamant about stuff and his morales. You will dislike somethings (UI and some policies) but will like majority of the things (tech like CI/CD etc). It's OSS and can be self-hosted a
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by unsungNovelty 4mo ago
I still to this day is baffled by all the idiot geniuses who thought it was OK to have "Please enable javascript" when opening a website without JS enabled. A good chunk in many pages are just static content. You should be able to
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by unsungNovelty 5mo ago
Here you can see Arch users in their natural environment (In David Attenborough's voice)

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