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Techie. Language nerd. Live in #SanDiego.

I wrote my own distributed blogging system called Diskuto. Check it out at https://github.com/diskuto/

you know all those stories about the people who successfully changed the system from within?

nah, me neither.

@jwz Also seems very weird that *whether LLM code can even be legally copyrighted and licensed for OSS* gets sandwiched between questions of "just ethics".

You'd think you'd want to have that one nailed down before accepting ANY contributions. πŸ€”

I love Forgejo but because I *speak* Esperanto I cannot read its name "correctly" due to the missing accent mark over the "g"

"Forĝejo" (for-JAY-o) means "place of forging"

"Forgejo" (for-GAY-o) means "distant gay"

"Raising the Flag" by Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Nick Anderson.

"There’s a particular kind of decision that doesn’t just change the law. It rewrites the story we tell ourselves about the country. The Supreme Court’s latest ruling on the Voting Rights Act is one of those decisions.

The court’s conservative majority didn’t simply narrow a statute. It made a far more sweeping claim: that the conditions that justified the law no longer exist."

https://nickanderson.substack.com/p/raising-the-flag
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Anthrophic's Bun team trials port from Zig to Rust

: Zig's no-AI policy is at odds with view that most open source code will be AI-written in future

theregister
Well done to the CEO of Krafton, who asked ChatGPT how to avoid paying $250m in bonuses if Subnautica 2 launched well, executed the ChatGPT plan, got sued by staff, had all the chat logs appear in court, lose, and now have to pay $250m and more and be publicly humiliated by his own employees.
@brib Yikes. If you have links I'd love to read the details.
@brib Huh. TIL Zig has a "Strict No LLM / No AI Policy". I wonder how much that played into the decision #Bun made (after being acquired by Anthropic) to "rewrite" from #Zig to #Rust. πŸ€”

@cstanhope My current workplaces squashes all commits in a PR on merge. I generally do not like this, because I often break a task up into smaller logical steps that are easier to review/undo independently.

However, it does have the nice upside of hiding all of my "fix lints" "fix format." "Update test" commits after the merge.