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pluto_modadic
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Comment #49197608
Seems like Zed needs to clean up shop and fix their IDE first.
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Comment #49111227
what was the hardest part about this project?
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Comment #49111170
by rolling your own they don't mean write a VPN from scratch, but host a VPN on a VPS.
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Comment #49111149
well I have good news! normal people don't have to sacrifice, fossil fuel companies do. if the govt mandates something (like with the ozone layer, or with lead acid battery recycli…
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Comment #49098273
the bare minimum award, for the only language and only registry where this regularly happens.
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Comment #49088714
:) nice, topical
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Comment #49088700
oh it's more than the org. IIRC, it's also the founder.
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Comment #49072628
being able to replicate it in the open means that there's nothing special about frontier models. Frontier models would have to do something extraordinary or unique, or unreplicatab…
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Comment #49072546
there already is an app for that. https://f-droid.org/packages/net.oblivion.wipe/
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Comment #48874379
this reminds me of some programmers' blog where he talked about the line between when software does something helpful automatically for a user, vs the line of where it nags you to …
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Comment #48846173
it's definitely a cool esoteric thing :) I bet some other features would make it gain traction.
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Comment #48846122
codeberg's one job gets interfered with by freeloaders hammering expensive views (like git blame) inconsiderately.
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Comment #48614057
Disney and Nintendo's very litigious and successful lawyers have entered the chat
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Comment #48614033
IIRC tailscale is directly P2P, sidestepping a large part of the infra costs...
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Comment #48614015
so - sometimes systemd's build is reliable, sometimes it causes problems. Are these good additions and do they solve real problems, or are they just for cohesion of systemd itself …
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Comment #48449273
I think he doesn't need to understand the technology to point out the books are cooked. a business can sink in either way: the technology flops or the finances flop. he's arguing t…
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Comment #48376623
I think the earlier commenter is right. If a parent fails to... well... "parent" that's on them. Locking down the internet to republican-approved sites only is not the answer.
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Comment #48356838
it may be a harness bug, based on the github issues.
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Comment #48198101
this seems like a strawman... of /course/ you'd use the IDE to do ref renames?? AI isn't for that...
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Comment #48061620
musk's public image is well known, and the statement is reflecting a useful heuristic / business sense; some customers really would use claude less knowing that it's buddies with m…
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Comment #47177692
OsmAnd still hasn't fixed utah addresses. If I enter in how we call addresses in local slang, it has no idea how to find it.
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Comment #47130859
Why do I have a feeling that this will be ignored as biased by the people who need to read it the most.
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Comment #47069237
Excited to try this out on headscale someday :)
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Comment #46952847
This is kinda... rude. Like saying that a GUI doesn't serve a purpose when people could read the TTY. CI gives you areas for your bash scripts to run in self-contained small runs, …
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Comment #46275888
huh. did their source / login get burned?