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dvhh
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Comment #49057638
while my heart lean heavily toward A, this would serverly limit Debian contribution and would rely on contributor honesty. It might be dismissed as an attempt to gatekeep contribut…
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Comment #48887348
Checks out, pgrust is mainly an LLM driven rewrite with minimum supervision and guided by 100% test suite conformance.
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Comment #48857379
I don't know if converting the code could be an issue with copyright, but might be contrived as plagiarism
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Comment #48857358
License for test might be subject to debate, because afaik the project is merely running them. but yes the test files should be presented under their original licence.
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Comment #48857295
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Comment #48571533
it does not, it basically delegate that part to lower level library for which you have to write the glue code for, there is an example for SDL.
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Comment #48470911
Security by obscurity worked quite well
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Comment #48366180
I might be in a niche user, but what I a mostly looking forward into an ARM laptop, would be to be silent with preferably passive heat management or as little at possible active he…
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Comment #48109429
Wasn't it Frank Klepacki that composed the music for Dune 2. Stephane Picq worked with Cryo interactive for the first Dune game.
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Comment #48045304
I heard Basic is pretty good as far as embedded script interpreter
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Comment #48003575
And desktop app are tuning into bloated website
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Comment #48003536
admittedly mc is far from being a "modern" TUI
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Comment #47971699
works with curl, maybe there is a case to either build a proxy for UDS and expose them to a browser, or open a request ticket to browser maintainers to support UDS
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Comment #47950273
I would recognize sarcasm when I see it. But statistically, that could be true, considering the amount of C code running ( probably far less than COBOL or FORTRAN ), Compared to th…
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Comment #47950093
Considering how Ubuntu seems to influence Debian development, this is only slightly surprising. See: https://lists.debian.org/deity/2025/10/msg00071.html - Hard Rust requirements f…
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Comment #47788363
confirming that Rust popularity is in great part due to the advent of LLM for generating code.
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Comment #47133601
If I wanted a browser with AI, I would have used Chrome or Edge
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Comment #47033664
looking at the statement, I find it weird that Benj Edwards is trying very hard to remove the blame from Kyle Orland, Even if he is not directly responsible.
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Comment #45758540
Once used object storage as queue, you can implement queue semantic at the application level, with one object per entry. But the application was fairly low volume in Data and usage…
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Comment #45355465
Comes with the general perception of OS vs Software failure responsibility: - On Windows, this is Window's fault - On Apple OS, this is the application's fault - On Linux, this is …
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Comment #43505000
As far as I understand LLM what is being asked is unfortunately close to impossible with LLM. Also I find it disingenuous that apologists are stating thing close to "you are using …
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Comment #43434015
sure that "being written in C" or in "PHP" would have gathered far less interest
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Comment #43260877
Considering that the code is mostly x86 assembly, the gains from such optimization are quite unlikely.
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Comment #42991069
The software does not necessarily need to be written in C ( or C++) for these elementary security holes to happen.
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Comment #42828514
Isn't usb-c display port alt mode a lost cause anyway ?