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by wallmountedtv 9d ago
Creator behind it, Peter Ullrich, is a heavy vibe coder and Claude Opus user. He has publicly stated how he loves to use AI to contribute to open source projects and finding CVEs with AI[1]. Honestly, I frankly do not understand why this pr
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by wallmountedtv 5mo ago
You can make a fully open source router using free range routing (FRR) on Linux together with a switch chip mounted to a pcie card. There are also a lot of recent development around exactly this, with Vector Packet Processing, DPDK and SR-I
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by wallmountedtv 5mo ago
Feeling very much the same. Attempting to use it through Claude Code as a model it just completely lost all context on what it was doing after a few months and kept short circuiting even with the most helpful prompts I could give, outside o
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by wallmountedtv 8mo ago
Not to be confused with Kairos, a kubernetes linux distribution. https://kairos.io/
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by wallmountedtv 11mo ago
I hear this comment warnings, and can easily see this myself being true. But, how could one actually make a reasonably safe http server in C from scratch? That would honestly sound like an amazing book, just walking through all the ways it&
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by wallmountedtv 1y ago
In short, a hostile takeover forced by Shopify through Ruby Central. It was sparked after Ruby Central chose to platform an extremist figure prominently for their last RailsConf against the wishes of the sponsors, losing them a lot of spons
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by wallmountedtv 1y ago
My favorite is that even Microsoft themselves maintain MIT licensed debloat scripts of their own software. https://github.com/microsoft/windows-dev-box-setup-scripts/b...
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by wallmountedtv 2y ago
What baffles me is how they have $41k in expenses monthly for so few users. I'd love to see a breakdown of what in their infrastructure is eating up so much money.
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by wallmountedtv 2y ago
What language is this? It looks like some sort of Java/JVM.
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by wallmountedtv 2y ago
I tried another server and Hachyderm still has it available. Idk why it disappeared off Mastodon Social.
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by wallmountedtv 2y ago
This seems to just 404 for me? Edit: https://hachyderm.io/@ben@m.benui.ca/112396508798014598 has it cached for me.
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by wallmountedtv 2y ago
Dragonfly isn't open source nor free software. Rather a pointless switch if you ask me.
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Pledge to Professionalism(engineering.buffalo.edu)
3 points by wallmountedtv 3y ago|0 comments
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
Another very interesting point here is, nobody seems to have read the actual post, and gone on about cheap shots against "women" as if were some general object you can collect together. Like the post explores fictosexualism, the e
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X is piloting a program where humans pay $1 to prove they're "Not A Bot"(qz.com)
1 points by wallmountedtv 3y ago|5 comments
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
I think the key point here is actually from the first paragraph. > HashiCorp’s CEO predicted there would be “no more open source companies in Silicon Valley” unless the community rethinks how it protects innovation. Open source is litera
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
Doing some math on the example courses (300 points for a 45 min course) and the requirement of gaining 50 000 points, that's a whopping 333 hours of just courses. Jesus Christ.
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
Also locking the entire issue from further reactions and comments since "a workaround exists" is a really bad way to handle the PR for this.
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
I think we can see to Hacktoberfest as a comparison to this "let external junior devs to deal with backlog" idea. And this project gives the same fear and worries of that "chase for the cheapest PR to get my reward"-logi
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
As a blog post with the title "Don't be clever" ending up with the author's answer being an even clever-er solution, than talking about the hidden fight against complexity in software, was an odd ending note.
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
Uh. "cropping up like ants" is definitely a take. Not a good one, as most the browsers here had their first release date of 199*. I will list them out. Mullvad, is the Tor Browser with the Mullvad VPN included, and released 2023.
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
> I wish we could fight for more rights. We are too spread out for protests to work. One word, Unions. Its why Europe is doing so well with workers rights in STEM today compared to America.
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
When will VC companies stop conflating source available with open source? It's even worse than just being closed source as it's trying to pander to a group for money, and without any respect to the actual values of what they are s
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
And its been merged now haha. You can see the change too on https://astro.build/ It's awesome just how quickly this got addressed.
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
Well Reddit is hardly better. They have already started applying a login wall and app wall on mobile.
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
> I am glad there's alternatives to Google and Bing. Kagi is just Bing under the hood with an OpenAI summarizer and a lot of tuning. It is fully reliant on the quality of search results it can fetch from Bing's databases. I kno
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
It seems that Reddit has stopped responding to data requests. If this is because their servers are overloaded, or if this is intentional, I'm not sure.
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
> Consistency is key. This 100%, but a warning, this consistency also applies to the people meeting. And that is much more difficult to encourage than anything else. Funding, organizing and advertising meetups ends up being the easy part
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
And the moderation that makes Reddit hold valuable content is done by its users on a per subreddit status. Only stuff that could break laws like extremist content and hate speech is handled by Reddit themselves. It's really odd to call
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by wallmountedtv 3y ago
Agreed. Annoyingly the author does split up a very core idea to the next paragraph: > and we should be transitioning to even more secure passphrases. [newline] Or does it? Let's go into what LUKS is doing in the first place. That se

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