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by someone_eu 2mo ago
> 3. TEST/HARNESS CODE: > Bring on the slop. Bring on Volkswagen tests, right. Because reliably confirming that your code work is not a critical port of the project at all. /s
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by someone_eu 3mo ago
Bags, wallets, etc are quite fun, and you can find lots of options from the easy "two rectangles and a handle" to some clever backpacks and custom bags to hold specific items. It is quite cool to have a bag with custom pockets des
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by someone_eu 5mo ago
GitHub's scaling issues are caused by their own vendor-lock approach and monopoly. Yes, of course _their_ goal is to be even bigger and even more all-consuming, so _they_ have to deal with the scale. Why a user would be sympathetic to
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by someone_eu 5mo ago
> I was imaging if LLMs could finally solve the micropayments solution people have always proposed for the internet. Part of my monthly payment gets split between all of the sites that the LLM scraped knowledge. Paid out like Spotify pay
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by someone_eu 10mo ago
It's a QAnon of FOSS.
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by someone_eu 2y ago
It is not even just the copyright issue. The article completely misses the point that AI scrapers are not a "future threat of AI domination". They already do damage by DDOSing site's networking infrastructure and inflicting v
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by someone_eu 4y ago
> "Automating things makes you forget how to do them." That was an... interesting argument. Let me put it differently: Automating things significantly increases the cost of changing them. While you are doing it manually, you ha
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by someone_eu 4y ago
It is worth mentioning that EU also funds the open source development required to enable translation engine in Mastodon: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/pull/19218 "This project was funded through t