Open Source Software Community - it's about ethics in Code of Conducts

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Max Weber said:
Anubis is an interesting project; its author actively used AI to generate illustrations (a) for his blog, and only decided to remove (a) them after being called out on it by a random comment (a, scroll down to see the highlighted comment) (it's a wall of text, i'm referring to the last paragraph). I'm also pretty sure I saw someone allege that he used AI to generate code for Anubis, which is amusing. Alas, I can't find that.
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I look forward to seeing a lolcow thread on the author in the near future.
 
Coolio55 said:
Has anyone had experience with Gerrit?
I hear that it's supposed to be less of a horrible mess than github.
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I have used gerrit at work for many years and it sucks, especially if you have multiple people working on the same changes.
 
All of my favorite games are tranny COC free.
 
Coolio55 said:
Has anyone had experience with Gerrit?
I hear that it's supposed to be less of a horrible mess than github.
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Gerrit can server git now? Back when I used it, it was just a code review tool that sat between the developer and git repo. It was poorly documented, sucked ass and totally broke the git flow, often leading to rebase hell. I doubt it's gotten any better in 10 years.
 
I've mostly ever used GitLab and Gittea, and I think I like the latter more. Been meaning to get around to self hosting a local instance so I don't have to flash drive transfer shit between 200000 stinkpads.
 
I don't know what is so great about git or GitHub specifically. I just use SVN for private stuff and Perforce's P4 at work. Also, whenever I tried Git LFS, it just shat itself, not a serious project.
 
I think you already know (but anyway) that Lunduke made an 120IQ decision and paywalled his new YouTube videos. Well, according to Socialblade, he instantly became irrelevant and started to lose subs.

And I thought that Jews are smart...
 
Gorbino said:
I think you already know (but anyway) that Lunduke made an 120IQ decision and paywalled his new YouTube videos. Well, according to Socialblade, he instantly became irrelevant and started to lose subs.

And I thought that Jews are smart...
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Remember: The only people who say Jews are smart.... are other Jews.
 
Ferryman said:
I've mostly ever used GitLab and Gittea, and I think I like the latter more. Been meaning to get around to self hosting a local instance so I don't have to flash drive transfer shit between 200000 stinkpads.
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If you just want to push some git updates to some of of your other machines you don't need gitlab or gitea, just plain git is all you need.

git remote add my-other-laptop ssh://Cuckoman@Cuckomans-other-laptop/my/repo
git push my-other-laptop

and the magic happens. The updates in my local repo are pushed to my repo on that other laptop.
 
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Cuckoman said:
If you just want to push some git updates to some of of your other machines you don't need gitlab or gitea, just plain git is all you need.

git add remote my-other-laptop ssh://Cuckoman@Cuckomans-other-laptop/my/repo
git push my-other-laptop

and the magic happens. The updates in my local repo are pushed to my repo on that other laptop.
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git is quite forgiving of offlinemaxxed clusterfuck workflows and it lets you do amazing things without even needing anything like gitea
see: all the projects that have been developed by emailing patches around
i think the only thing you need to sync things up is the ability to modify some files on the computer you want synced up

in fact this is what git fucking is, it's literally designed to be good at this kind of thing
it's called a DECENTRALIZED version control system for a reason
 
Creative Username said:
git is quite forgiving of offlinemaxxed clusterfuck workflows and it lets you do amazing things without even needing anything like gitea
see: all the projects that have been developed by emailing patches around
i think the only thing you need to sync things up is the ability to modify some files on the computer you want synced up

in fact this is what git fucking is, it's literally designed to be good at this kind of thing
it's called a DECENTRALIZED version control system for a reason
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My "master" git repos are all on a USB stick that I carry between machines.
 
Gorbino said:
I think you already know (but anyway) that Lunduke made an 120IQ decision and paywalled his new YouTube videos. Well, according to Socialblade, he instantly became irrelevant and started to lose subs.

And I thought that Jews are smart...
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He apparently started to do a series of weekly roundups on YouTube which are not paywalled
And I think that's actually a smart move. It's comfy and it cuts down on the slop of daily uploads
cf.
 
The Zed editor has recently received VC backing, which in itself would not be newsworthy. However, since VC companies are filled with kikes, the usual suspects are having a shitfit. They somehow think that a free and open source editor receiving funding from a VC which has a partner who wants to glass palestine is a heccin CoCk violation and literal genocide: https://archive.is/l9ZrW

Still won't use Zed though because of its godawful text rendering.
 
The Big Bad D said:
The Zed editor has recently received VC backing, which in itself would not be newsworthy. However, since VC companies are filled with kikes, the usual suspects are having a shitfit. They somehow think that a free and open source editor receiving funding from a VC which has a partner who wants to glass palestine is a heccin CoCk violation and literal genocide: https://archive.is/l9ZrW
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On one hand, I don't like how Zed devs went all-in on shoving AI shit throughout it, or the fact that a FOSS editor only exists and develops because of VC funding; on the other, I love that the very same VC causes this much seethe from CoC crowd.

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Still won't use Zed though because of its godawful text rendering.
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Looks fine to me, but I have a HiDPI monitor and Zed was initially MacOS only, so I wouldn't be surprised if they only optimized for high pixel density.
 
The Big Bad D said:
The Zed editor has recently received VC backing, which in itself would not be newsworthy. However, since VC companies are filled with kikes, the usual suspects are having a shitfit. They somehow think that a free and open source editor receiving funding from a VC which has a partner who wants to glass palestine is a heccin CoCk violation and literal genocide: https://archive.is/l9ZrW

Still won't use Zed though because of its godawful text rendering.
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Sounds like an editor for homosexuals and other degenerates.
Real programmers already have several fully functioning open source editors, the king of which is EMACS.

Without even looking at this project I wonder what the usecase is.
There is not exactly a shortage of different options when it comes to editors.
(back in the day there were usually two editors I would use. Emacs, when available, but also original vi for when you telnet into a system that did not have enough space to install emacs. vi had the huge advantage that is was available and installed on pretty much every system under the sun. emacs not so much.)
 
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