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  • Not using an elevator though

  • It should be noted that e.g. DeepL which is a very good AI translation service isn't an LLM but rather falls into the category of "Neural machine translation". So this would still be fine

    Edit: I leaned it's an LLM now, my knowledge is outdated.

  • Or games for that matter

  • Not being POSIX is one of its main selling points. If you want POSIX, you're not the target audience

  • It's just a very nice shell that's conceptually very close to common shells like bash and others while it has a nicer syntax than those. All in all very reasonable and rather evolutionary than revolutionary. So the learning curve is rather flat compared to shells like nu or elvish

  • One should note that the stock is still up $50 per share up from its IPO price ($135 vs $185 or about 37%). Also the Cursor option was fully outlined before the IPO so it shouldn't surprise anyone.

    Not that I don't think all of this is dumb, it's just another hype / gambling stock without much substance led by Elon who got his Twitter buyout.

    No crying in the casino

  • Two certain clowns, though for different reasons

  • I think there was a good reason edonkey2k died to BitTorrent, performance was just never that good.

    Anyhow, if I remember correctly, for the short while I did use the network on Linux, I used MLDonkey.

  • The year of the Linux desktop is already there for me. There is more and on a better foundation than I ever thought would happen when I started using it. Personally, I miss nothing.

    Well aware that this isn't the case for everyone.

  • Funny to read this when I've been using Linux for over 20 years

  • What's Anti-Data? The equivalent to Anti-Matter? And how does an Anti-Data Center look like?

  • Hilarious

  • Welp sorry for pushing you in the wrong direction

  • It's a bit of a silly situation, I ran into it before when I created a flake for an unfree application. You can't allow that unfree application in your nixpkgs system instantiation because the evaluation fails in the application flake; however, allowing that package there allows it on any system that uses the flake, even if they disallow unfree in their nixpkgs.

  • The input doesn't really matter, it's how the input is actually used in the flake. In fact it might be the overriding that is causing the issue in the first place when the flake you're evaluating uses an older nixpkgs where the offensive package isn't marked insecure yet and hence isn't explicitly permitted, and then it fails because you're overriding it with a nixpkgs where it is marked insecure.

  • I'm not sure this is the case here, but I once had it that an insecure package was a dependency of a package outside nixpkgs, in that case you need to allow the insecure package where the other package was defined. Your package whitelist only applies to your nixpkgs insurance, a non-nixpkgs package will use its own instance

  • His base by definition approves of him, the more interesting question is whether that base changes in size

  • Let's not get ahead of ourselves

  • Nix / NixOS @programming.dev

    SMB3 With NixOS

    pc-hass.de /blog/smb3-with-nixos/
  • Nix / NixOS @programming.dev

    Modularize Your NixOS Modules Pt. 2: Dendritic host configuration

    pc-hass.de /blog/dendritic-machines/
  • Nix / NixOS @programming.dev

    Modularize your NixOS modules using the dendritic approach

    pc-hass.de /blog/modularize-your-nix-modules/
  • Nix / NixOS @programming.dev

    Simple Home DNS using dnscrypt-proxy

    pc-hass.de /blog/simple-home-dns/
  • Nix / NixOS @programming.dev

    NixOS changes as of today