>findroid

looks inside

>not a fish

scam

Paul Allen got great cards.

from the letter

What hobbyist can put 3-man years into programming, finding all bugs, documenting his product and distribute for free?

Im all for giving fair or even plentiful compensation to developers who made our softwares. But, how times and hindsight made this passage sounds like, “wait you guys got paid?”

debian when you need image for your docker, nixos when you need stability and reproducibility, arch when you…

i have no idea actually, why arch?

Nope, not the west, asia

I am a Muslim, so Islam.

I’m using a fairly modern 4060 rtx, every game I’m trying to play are either playable, or unplayable because of anticheats. If youre primarily using steam, more often than not you can just enable proton (compatibility) and run it. Just search protondb before purchasing and go to lutris if you want to know recipes to run offline games.

I always imagine linux as a little hidden door to a speakeasy, but turns out to be narnia.

Shameless plug, but if you want something offline, with rich text, tagging, trees, quick search, small, and encrypted…

You can use treedome! https://codeberg.org/solver-orgz/treedome/releases/tag/0.5.4

You lost me at “no reason to rate a game badly”

My biggest gripe with minetest is the lack of support for large worlds. Honestly most of the times I won’t even touch the border, but there’s always a feeling of “end” when I’m playing minetest (or its forks/mods). As if playing it isn’t worth it.

It would be funny if no observable increase in new user happens

I did, but every time I made one, it lacked “soul”. So if I want to do some aabstract stuff, I’d rather use inkscape myself instead.

Tell me what you think afterwards!

It is an option, but for now, I want to prioritise Debian based OS first, as many people uses it.

For now the links is still on the horizon, I think its doable though, even with encryption. Tauri have been a good friend in the development phase, it does what it do fine. Sometimes I need to get my head around a performance spike though, just found out linux tauri (gtkwebkit i think) doesnt play well with shadows css. It slows the damn thing.

The docs are very thorough, for my usecase anyway.

treedome_0.5.4_amd64.deb is the linux build. For now I provide for debian, nix (new version on the way), and arch linux

Youre right damn

Data information == metadata?

(2) a listing of all publicly available training data and where to obtain it; and (3) a listing of all training data obtainable from third parties and where to obtain it, including for fee.

imo this also includes “the data must be open”. The data used for training must be obtainable.

The description mentioned open source ai definition doesnt require data to be open. But https://opensource.org/ai/open-source-ai-definition explicitly require the data to be open?