I think all you need is a scale from big tech cuck to big tech hater to put the licenses on. MIT all the way on the fuck side and AGPL all the way on the hater side. Would make it pretty easy to choose a license.
It doesn't seem like a big release. And radicle doesn't seem to be for large repos. None of the big and popular repos from Github would be able to be mirrored. I've tried it and it just hangs. Cloning react or Linux into it never succeeded.
Thank you. I didn't expect that because I assume that packages are basically the same everywhere you go (at least in my experience). And managing them is basically solving dependency trees, then downloading files and putting them in the right place for the import system to find them.
But my experience with programming languages is limited. I haven't found a language that doesn't work this way.
Not all of us are doggedly against LLM, it's just the LLM-haters that are preponderantly loud. They are like the anti-feminists that have to show up in every post about women.
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Lol, I think that will be as lost on the LLM haters as the contributing policy will be lost on LLM-only users.
I think all you need is a scale from big tech cuck to big tech hater to put the licenses on. MIT all the way on the fuck side and AGPL all the way on the hater side. Would make it pretty easy to choose a license.
Oh hey, more nix drama!
Great OS, terrible community forums. The worst I've seen so far. They live and die by the "everything is political" mantra.
Everyone was born in 1970 on this blessed day.
It doesn't seem like a big release. And radicle doesn't seem to be for large repos. None of the big and popular repos from Github would be able to be mirrored. I've tried it and it just hangs. Cloning react or Linux into it never succeeded.
Thank you. I didn't expect that because I assume that packages are basically the same everywhere you go (at least in my experience). And managing them is basically solving dependency trees, then downloading files and putting them in the right place for the import system to find them.
But my experience with programming languages is limited. I haven't found a language that doesn't work this way.
Not all of us are doggedly against LLM, it's just the LLM-haters that are preponderantly loud. They are like the anti-feminists that have to show up in every post about women.
Lol, I think that will be as lost on the LLM haters as the contributing policy will be lost on LLM-only users.
I always tell them that I'm earned close to my target salary, without telling them my target salary.
I think that nix might be on the way to solving that problem. It does need a lot of work though.
Care to elaborate?
Good question. They seem to be solving the same problem over and over. I think that nix could be the cross language solution, but it needs work.
Come on, you can safely assume that anything and everything you pass to or through google is used to train AI. This isn't even news
And of course it's on the US cloud, so the government also has access to it.
Hmmm... Does it work as a search index that can be plugged into qbittorrent?
I miss the days of eDonkey where you could just browse through other people's stuff
The correct choice is NixOS, fyi
We are hurtling down the road to a surveillance state.
So they're both bad. Not sure what you think is good then. Nothing?
I barely notice it. It happens once a month or so, but the rest of the time it's various linux news.
And if you don't like it, maybe share other linux news?
Another year where iOS still doesn't have profiles like Android.
Wat? So Android is trash but iOS is primitive?