Khardix

@khardix
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We live in a dark age for people who actually have any pride in their job or in what they make.
The question is not how fast someone can create software. The question is how long after creating the software will someone support it.

"We broke LG washing machines with DNS compression change in Knot Resolver"

#InternetOfShit

#IETF125

it's a shame github won't allow you to block users.
I have the impression that primarily anglophone people don't read as much translated literature, because so much good literature already exists in their language, so this issue may not be as familiar within that demographic. As someone who did not grow up anglophone, I can tell you there is a world of difference between a good and a bad translation even when done by humans. Machine translations are not even on the scale.

“A package’s value isn’t primarily its implementation code. Anyone can rewrite curl in Rust in a weekend. What they can’t rewrite is the twenty years of bug reports, the arguments in issue threads that eventually settled on the right behavior. That knowledge is spread across the package’s history and it grew organically. No [AI] prompt captures it.”

Great post by @andrewnez

https://nesbitt.io/2026/01/30/will-ai-make-package-managers-redundant.html

Will AI Make Package Managers Redundant?

Following the prompt registry idea to its logical conclusion.

Andrew Nesbitt

30yrs ago, I started using the internet as an escape from reality.

These last few years, I've started using reality as an escape from the internet.

Linux Game Modding adventures: The thing that finally made me to spin up Win10 virtual machine was not electron apps, not weird .NET interactions with wine, nor any other expected hurdles.
It was the case-sensitive vs. case-insensitive file systems, and the mods that assume the latter. C'est la vie, I guess.

#linux-gaming #fallout-ttw #experimenting

"Embrace AI or get out"

Welcome to the out club.

In 12+ years, I have never regretted to work for an US company. Until this week.