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siwatanejo

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About siwatanejo

lost in consciousness

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    Comment #49209738

    Beware, CodeBerg (ForgeJo creators) has forbidden AI & crypto: https://hackaday.com/2026/07/24/codeberg-bans-cryptocurrency...

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    Comment #49209733

    Beware, CodeBerg (ForgeJo creators) has forbidden AI & crypto: https://hackaday.com/2026/07/24/codeberg-bans-cryptocurrency...

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    Comment #48790525

    So, are you saying that skills are not such a good tool for agents to learn, they still need tool-trial-and-error dance after injecting them? (I'm assuming each tool comes with its…

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    Comment #48410495

    Yeah and it's fucking ugly and unreadable, it shouldn't be allowed.

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    Comment #48410476

    > You're always welcome to fork any and all projects and run your AI on those I already replied to the forking thing here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48410121

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    Comment #48410468

    > You aren't really contributing anything except funding to Anthropic/oai/MS/etc if you're sending genAI content. Why people keep saying that I'm advocating for AI use? I'm not hap…

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    Comment #48410341

    I know, but opensource was not just about freedoms, it was about community.

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    Comment #48410204

    But opensource has always been about community. This way it becomes "source-open", even if you could make changes to it and run those changes yourself, the latter doesn't sound "op…

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    Comment #48410180

    Exactly! It's not opensource anymore: it's fork-or-transparent source.

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    Comment #48410171

    Don't put words in my ~mouth~ (keyboard) that I didn't ~say~ (type), I'm not saying I want my contributions to be accepted on equal footing even if they are generated by AI. What I…

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    Comment #48410121

    I don't know about you, but as for me, when I contribute to opensource it's because I find some improvement that makes the project better because it probably polishes some rough ed…

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    Comment #48410074

    what rewrite? I thought it would switch to Rust but I still see it to be C++

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    Comment #48409864

    While I understand the motivation for this change, I have to highlight something: GitHub's slogan 'social coding' is becoming more and more true these days. Now opensource will bec…

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    Comment #48392545

    IMO OCaml is mind-bending (e.g. go figure out the 'in' keyword, I still don't understand it), F# is much easier/simpler.

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    Comment #48392518

    Haha, it is actually my least favorite statically typed lang for this very reason.

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    Comment #48281948

    Do you mind supporting L402 so that agents can potentially purchase the service?

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    Comment #48277923

    Underrated comment

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    Comment #48277908

    Lol, you have a weird taste

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    Comment #48204715

    Ok I guess my mind didn't think "entire surface of the earth" would really mean entire surface of the earth because that's just abhorrently stupid. I mean, in order to cover the en…

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    Comment #48203490

    Errr.. are you saying that Linux contributors are only affiliated to small companies or volunteers? Well, last time I checked, some contributors were RedHat(IBM) and Microsoft empl…

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    Comment #48203467

    Good point. Then why in the world would a company have 3,500 repos? Do they create a repo for each employee?

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    Comment #48203354

    It's normal that a dev has *access* to all the code. But did he clone all the repos into his machine? I doubt it. So, the hacker extracted all the 3800 repos using the employee's m…

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    Comment #48189579

    Yes, so our buildings' windows will be solar panels, what's wrong with that? And all our floors can be data centers, what's wrong with that?

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    Comment #48181557

    What's wrong with that? There are now materials that allow you to have solar panels on a window (so they are not opaque anymore), and we can put data centers under our feet.