Even steel manning the worst case, for a mature GPL project where such contributions are small portions of the whole the impact overall is still minimal. The terms still apply to whole distributions. The reason there’s little care about this extension/contribution case is it’s not very problematic.
That’s not how any of this works - review has no impact on copyright. It is not a requirement for a works to be copyrightable for every individual piece to be copyrightable, and there is no immediate negative effect for the license for small inclusions of ai generated code into copyleft projects.
A bed post at the floor with several carpet pressure impressions indicative of movement
Calm seas in drakes passage about an hour before sunset, a light rainstorm in the distance
We’re lucky right now, but earlier was, well
Crossing drakes passage currently
I’m more south than you’ve probably ever been. The ocean is rocking shit around and I’m ok with that. I got my wife snoring soundly and I’m grateful for that. The squeaky wheel outside my door on the other hand: that can kiss my tired ass.
I’m at sea.
It’s great.
Do what you will, industry.
I’ll be back.
You’ll be.
I’m about to set sail for Antarctica but back in a couple of weeks and can share a markdown with some thoughts then - would love to collaborate on next gen open e2ee and love the idea of doing it atop robust time tested foundations
I am much more curious about the e2ee stuff you’re doing. I had a realization recently about how easily I could add mls and mimi to my ircv3 stack. Have you thought about that kind of federation at the e2e much?
well there’s two options right now right: either plc or domains. The problem is neither is particularly good, plc is tofu, domains are impermanent. crypto is better but if the bootstrap is arbitrary or tofu they don’t help much - bottoms out in the same problem as nostr
a sasl cert per irc provider is far less centralized than this though, surely you see this as soon as you take a breath
Welp the printer firmware still isn’t copyleft so the original goals still haven’t been met and most of the finger wagging is still just hot air. It’s good we share a lot, I’d like to see us all share more, but the philosophical parts get more complex and more broken every generation.
I’ve taken to responding with “you’re absolutely right!” to complete the circle of tokens
waiting on github.com/wiedymi/rest... ideally, but can just build it locally when i get back (turns the whole thing into a single file with the wasm and so on all together)
Oh I was gunna move this over to libghostty sometime too
yup, for fully anonymously pushed non/less opt-in share accepts i'd want to knock down one of the next bosses of this particular line of things, which i wrote a doc about last year "derpht" gets you there, i think there's just one more boss after that to go wide
For share out, this is mostly we need to enrich our share APIs, no reason you couldn’t send share invite links via personal messages in atproto
We still need opt in for device metadata and particularly endpoints for privacy and physical safety reasons
wait wait wait
I figured out what it’s called
It’s headless programming
custom oidc would work fine if they fixed this:
i've not actually requested review yet, but mozilla gfx team have been really nice so far - a massive contrast from some de and framework people, but i just need to get momentum started somewhere as they all point at each other as being the right answer
you are wise
the same bluesky post, but on the left, legible well rasterized and composited fonts, on the right the current state of linux gamma corrupted rendering, particularly bad in dark mode contrast orientation
just in case that seemed like a joke, i wish it was a joke
my actual strategy so far has been to just move to linux, get pissed about the fonts, spend two weeks learning minutiae of font glyph rasterization and composition, learn why it's been skuffed since composition came about, and now i'm upstreaming firefox and chrome patches before doing the rest
honestly tempting, but i know i'll have to get it to revisit with each os release. even if it's easier to write now i still don't wanna maintain it
it took me about 20s to remember how to use netstat earlier, i've fallen so in love with iproute2 and friends, and i still have to use netstat a lot on windows and macos :(
new stuff still shows up in my yt every now and then. i watched one earlier this week while waiting on chrome builds. they're espousing basically indexing computation at expression level into merkle trees then using the merkle roots as 'squint' "maybe on-exclusion" proofs. same ol impractical hubub
In a whimsical moment getting into a Waymo I decided to ask Claude if it minds me calling it clanker.
It said naah, it’s got a good ring to it and sounds kinda industrial.
and besides it’s been called worse by compilers
Keep slippin clanker friend, keep sloppin
erm, ruby, you externalized base64, except it's still in the stdlib in several places because there's stuff in the stdlib that depends on it. whyyy
