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The LLM Freedom Manifesto: Open-Weight Models and User Responsibility(gnu.support)
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by rcdwealth 2y ago
Meta’s LLaMa 2 license is not Open Source – Open Source Initiative: https://opensource.org/blog/metas-llama-2-license-is-not-ope... If it would not be hijacked, then such articles would not exist. META is falsely and d
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by rcdwealth 2y ago
I always do first: apt-cache search netsurf
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by rcdwealth 2y ago
That is great, and in reality entertaining and for listening and sleeping in, good story. So did you make it with that GPT-2 from this page?
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by rcdwealth 2y ago
Majority of this world is still not literate, just be happy to be there
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by rcdwealth 5y ago
Thanks Andrew, and very good that you prepared enough evidences to counter those issues raised by drama queens. All the free software is protected by copyrights, foundations, and so is the infrastructure. Somebody has to pay for it. Somebo
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by rcdwealth 5y ago
Make your own CA, install on each computer, install certificates, voila.
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by rcdwealth 5y ago
robots.txt is well... for robots. It is not a binding agreement, it is a preference by website owner not to index some pages in search engines. Public pages are still public pages, and regardless if they are indexed in search engines, every
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by rcdwealth 5y ago
Those links are public. I can sell my public website to paying customers, but cannot prevent non-paying customers to see the links. There is no TOS or agreement with non-paying customers to agree to pay me money, they are free to click on l
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by rcdwealth 5y ago
Sharing with friends and public references that publishers provide online is nature of Internet. It is not "really unethical", to contrary, it is very ethical to share. If somebody complains "I am losing money because you poi
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by rcdwealth 5y ago
It does not apply as hyperlink is public, referencing to someone's hyperlink published by someone is not a fraud neither abuse.
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by rcdwealth 5y ago
That is great service, thank you. Please keep deeplinking. Quote: Deep Linking: The most straightforward case is so-called "deep linking," which refers to placing a link on your site that leads to a particular page within another
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by rcdwealth 5y ago
> I once submitted a bug to the Emacs mailing list and after determining > it was indeed a defect, a flame war ensued between maintainers of > different subsystems that were competing over how a specific feature > was supposed t
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by rcdwealth 5y ago
Use Emacs in simpler way like you use other editors and it will always work. Use it in complex way and you will stumble upon plethora of troubles. That is feature, not bug.
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by rcdwealth 5y ago
Unix philosophy to use single programs for one task has its particular context, and Emacs does not fit into the context, just as no other programming language is made "for single text". Your comparison is out of the context.
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by rcdwealth 6y ago
I like simple outline mode. In the Emacs development version it folds now with TAB on the heading, so that is maybe one of major options. I could insert "TODO" but is not necessary. Org integrates many things together. But it is n
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by rcdwealth 6y ago
I have tried it, it says something like: bash no file found, and there is no -h or --help option to know more about invokation. In general, it does not work on GNU Hyperbola/Linux-libre free OS, based on Arch Linux.
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by rcdwealth 6y ago
That looks as great application, thank you. I am not now hot to download all dependencies, and especially Qt as dependency is overkill. Did you see Leo editor? It works similar. Emacs works well on console and in GUI, so it is not just GUI
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by rcdwealth 6y ago
Org mode is plain text. Basic text editing in Org style may be done with any editor. Let us say those features to enter TODO or change state from TODO to DONE or PENDING, could work faster if then in other editor exists macro function. With
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by rcdwealth 6y ago
It is so. Emacs contains the full Emacs manual, non-fragmented, compact and complete, including the full Org mode manual, non-fragmented. It is self-documenting program. Users can learn what is built-in feature and what exists before starti
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by rcdwealth 6y ago
When I landed I have seen too enlarged version, so frames were not visible and those window elements as well. I had to minimize it with C-- and I use Iceweasel browser. My impression is that you sell UI elements. But I am not clear if you s
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by rcdwealth 6y ago
"Hey You just created a public page." -- No I did not agree to create public pages by clicking on a link.
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by rcdwealth 6y ago
Nice flashy website. Should I just trust and install new OS on my computer? How I know it is safe?
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by rcdwealth 6y ago
I don't think so. Emacs developers are quite friendly and accept opinions and advices of anybody, feel free to write to developers: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/
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by rcdwealth 6y ago
In 20 years and you don't know, sounds unbelievable. I don't know what you mean, it is so easy and works: M-x list-packages Choose a package and install. It is all well integrated.
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by rcdwealth 6y ago
M-x find-file-literally
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by rcdwealth 6y ago
I am using GNU Emacs since 1999. It was one of editors in the back then Red Hat Linux distribution that I got my hands on at the train station bookstore in Stuttgart, Germany. In fact I was searching for GNU system, but larger library Witwe
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by rcdwealth 7y ago
Nothing special. I am using templates and two times processing, so the template may have `<%= (some expression) %>` and such will be evaluated before it comes to Markdown processing. With thousands of pages it does matter if the Markd
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by rcdwealth 7y ago
Author is speaking past tense, showing lack of knowledge. CGI programs are in use, nothing "passed". All major web servers have CGI support, and it has so much use in web applications. It is standard protocol that is not going to
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by rcdwealth 7y ago
It is extremely naive to leave private files on public servers where one does not even know a person face to face.

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