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by zvr 7mo ago
The main advantage for using "or later" is not really to be OK when a new version of the license is published, as this happens rarely. What you gain is the possibility of combining this code with any other code that is under a lat
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by zvr 7mo ago
Yes, it was essentially a "zoom" wheel.
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by zvr 7mo ago
Writing in a plan "no GPL/LGPL code" does not actually mean "forget all the GPL/LGPL code that you have ever seen, so that you start from a clean slate".
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by zvr 7mo ago
Remember that we're talking many years ago, in the previous century. The only way to "automatically" deposit cash was to put it into an envelope and then drop it in the machine. IIRC, you used to write the total amount on the
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by zvr 7mo ago
Decades ago I worked on an ATM that "recycled" money. It did not only had the usual boxes of banknotes that were filled by the bank, but it also accepted deposits. Usually deposits are put in an envelope by the client and an envel
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by zvr 8mo ago
Mine is €34.51 to €35.55 (a 3% increase).
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by zvr 8mo ago
Back in the day, there was Tkman, a GUI manpage reader written in Tcl/Tk. It actually used rman (for Rosetta man) that transformed the roff man sources to a more expressive format.
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by zvr 8mo ago
Just a comment pointing people to https://www.librarything.com/ which I find so much better than goodreads. Regarding the taxonomy of WEMI (work, expression, manifestation, and item), all of them are useful since we are tal
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by zvr 8mo ago
The last time something similar happened (Google vs Oracle), the legal battles lasted more than a decade. It would be a very bold decision by ARM to commit to this strategy (implement "CUDA" and fight it out in courts).
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by zvr 8mo ago
Before the "ZLUDA" project completion, they would be facing a lawsuit for IP infringement, since CUDA is owned by NVIDIA.
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by zvr 8mo ago
I would be very interested in seeing a single IDE with "excellent Vim support".
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by zvr 9mo ago
Correct, but the "if Amy works for Global Corp and has the authority to sign legal documents on their behalf" does a lot of work here. At $WORK, a multi-billion company with tens of thousands of developers, we train people to neve
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by zvr 9mo ago
Really, never realized it? Πίτα, τυρό-πιτα, σπανακο-τυρό-πιτα, ζαμπονο-σπανακο-τυρό-πιτα, ...
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by zvr 9mo ago
Another enthusiastic Zotero user here. Current library has 13,775 items and for a low yearly price one can have multi-device sync and support the project. I'm also syncing to a server I own, for complete data ownership (just in case).
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by zvr 9mo ago
This matches my experience completely: more than 40 years using vi and then vim, my fingers and my brain know to do. I've tried to use VScode, especially since people said that it could emulate vi... it can't. Some of the basics a
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by zvr 9mo ago
Nice work! Your documentation should definitely list the Unicode code points / glyphs covered, for people to get an idea which scripts are supported. Also, the repository has a LICENSE file with the MIT license text, but the actual fon
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Categorical Foundations for Cute Layouts(arxiv.org)
1 points by zvr 9mo ago|1 comments
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by zvr 9mo ago
From the abstract: NVIDIA's CUTLASS library provides a robust and expressive set of methods for describing and manipulating multi-dimensional tensor data on the GPU. These methods are conceptually grounded in the abstract notion of a C
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by zvr 9mo ago
Would it be possible to use a SQLite file instead of a PostgreSQL instance? Or do you rely on some specific PostgreSQL functionality?
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by zvr 9mo ago
Interesting and I haven't tried it yet. But the "Usage Guidelines" part of the "License" section at the end of the README says: "License required for: Commercial embedding in products you sell or offering Man
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by zvr 9mo ago
Fascinating!
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by zvr 9mo ago
Stanford University has published the complete set of lectures for their LLM course of last semester. 9 videos of around 1h50m each: • Lecture 1 - Transformer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ub3GoFaUcds • Lecture 2 - Transf
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Stanford's LLM Course CME295 (2025) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by zvr 9mo ago|1 comments
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by zvr 9mo ago
All types of SBOMs can be described in the same standardized format. SPDX 3.0 has a specific property and a set of values this one can take: https://spdx.github.io/spdx-spec/v3.0.1/model/Software/Vocab..
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by zvr 10mo ago
> This is just FUD. XeLaTeX/LuaLaTeX do not introduce any "complications" Well, there are still some packages that work flawlessly with pdfLaTeX, but not completely with LuaLaTeX or XeLaTeX --- microtype is the canonical e
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by zvr 10mo ago
"manually creating an SBOM" is a much lower priority requirement than "easily, accurately, and completely creating an SBOM". The whole idea is to use specific libraries to produce and consume SBOMs. You wouldn't exp
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by zvr 10mo ago
Software Bill Of Materials (moving to System Bill Of Materials), as lots of comments here explain. What is a "UK" ? ;-)
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by zvr 10mo ago
> What happens when you vendor/patch/fork a dependency? You change the supplier property (and most probably the version). This is how you distinguish between OpenSSL 3.1.4 from OpenSSL project and OpenSSL 3.5.4-1~deb13u1 from
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by zvr 10mo ago
It was dropped exactly because it was flat and it was becoming completely unmanageable. SPDX v3 is based on a graph model that can represent hierarchies natively. It can then be serialized in a file, for example, in JSON format.
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by zvr 10mo ago
Think of the SBOM as a "table of contents" for the software you are receiving. Another metaphors that has been used is the "nutrition label" that you get in all packaged food. So, it's a list of the "software c

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