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  • Rust Coreutils Continues Working Toward 100% GNU Compatibility, Proving Trolls Wrong

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  • or G'd forbid Perl. Oh i can think of something worse, PHP.

    Call to action: calling all toppers

  • Rust Coreutils Continues Working Toward 100% GNU Compatibility, Proving Trolls Wrong

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  • They are coming to steal your IP

  • Rust Coreutils Continues Working Toward 100% GNU Compatibility, Proving Trolls Wrong

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  • they are coming for our daughters

  • Microsoft's VS Code in Ubuntu's Snap Format Eats Up Disk Space Like Bloatware Even After Removal

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  • Using geany. It's simple tabbed text editor which does not get in your way.

    it's not awesome; just does the job and has zero ambition to march towards enshittification

  • How much more "safer" is data on a phone with LineageOS vs manufacturer rom? If you have 20+ character password on a Lineage OS phone and cops take it, they can't get in, right?

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  • Not bringing a phone to a protest is a govts wet dream. Bring a burner phone. The real issue, assuming signal jamming, is how to propagate video chunks thru a mesh network until node(s) find working Internet connection(s) and the video chunks can be distributed out to multiple servers.

    Also would be nice to be connected to coordinators to break up mob into cells with distributed specific targets.

    Why do we have to suck at what we do?

    Seeing police with riot gear in a phalanx, and crowds pushed against them. Looks like failure to me; lost opportunity. Where in da f are the coordinators?

  • Anthropic invests $1.5 million in the Python Software Foundation and open source security

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  • and the entire ecosystem of packages which needs to be maintained.

    Unless you think that is done by magic fairy elves

  • Anthropic invests $1.5 million in the Python Software Foundation and open source security

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  • Allude to Rust without saying Rust

    Oh you mean MSFT is part of Alpha-Omega foundation and their money is not green.

  • Anthropic invests $1.5 million in the Python Software Foundation and open source security

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  • tl;dr;

    Alpha-Omega funds Seth Larson and Mike Fiedler. Alpha-Omega is big corp grants to open source projects, except yours. Never yours.

    About Anthropic

    Anthropic is the AI research and development company behind Claude — the frontier model used by millions of people worldwide.

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    Criminal mind vs OSD #2

  • One Number I Trust: Plain-Text Accounting for a Multi-Currency Household

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  • Surprised this post received no love.

    Well written. Presents an intriguing argument for plain text + git + grep + plugins over SQL databases.

    Too many possible paths to spend our time on and only one person, yourself, to do it.

    The only objection have is with what the OP considers to be an investment. Some things oddly missing:

    • cryptocurrencies
    • investments outside of the Wall Street gambling dens of declining purchasing power
    • precious metals
    • only interact with peers is settlement of tiny debts. No investment in their enterprises or community

    If everyone followed the OP's pattern of investment, there would be no real economy.

    So the article is slightly cringe worthy; reads like propaganda for indoctrinating children.

    See that pretty chart going up, that is your total personal wealth losing purchasing power. Will wake up one day a trillionaire that can't buy a loaf of bread.

  • What async really means for your python web app?

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  • overrated or not the choice is between sync or async drivers. Actually there is no choice, just an illusion of choice.

    So async or async ... choose. Without the web router running multithreaded, concurrency will have minimal effect. But everything is step by step. freethreaded hasn't been out for very long.

  • What async really means for your python web app?

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  • I live and breathe this stuff

    SQLAlchemy AsyncSession calls greenlet_spawn which wraps a Session sync method. For async dialect+driver, the sqlalchemy dbapi driver will make async connections.

    Hey lets make an async call. You mean rewrite the exact code except with dispersed await sprinkled about? Fuck that! Once is enough. Instead wrap the sync call in a greenlet_spawn. And then return to the gulag of static type checking hell forever.

    So is it async all the way thru? No. It's async enough™

  • FastAPI for TypeScript Developers

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  • btw use mypy AND pyright. The OP writes, mypy OR pyright.

    mypy -- chokes on excessive number of overloads. Annoyingly runs forever.

    pyright -- more verbose; finds issues mypy never will

    So when mypy broke had to use pyright. Then fixed mypy by ignoring a module and some configuration voodoo.

  • FastAPI for TypeScript Developers

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  • Great read. Enjoyed the comparison between JS and Python.

    Had to guess DX means developer experience. Hey i live in a hut on the moon. We don't have youtube.

  • MI6 chief: We'll be as fluent in Python as we are in Russian

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  • Boss picks up on office chatter and gets to thinking, we've dug to the bottom of the barrel and then some, attracting a host of degenerates scum from across the planet. Having reached bottom, still digging, are coming on the truly below barrel dredge, which rank despicable bastards, will fit right in with the latest waves of jihadi hordes and related scum, yeah we are talk'n about Python coders toss tosers been coming ashore to spread chaos and strict type checking misery. They can't stop making more static type checkers. The wankers. You can guess how popular that'll be with the public. Luckily they'll just have to learn to live with, respect, and ensure the dignity of Python coders who'll insist on strict static typing, yet not switch to a strong typed language.

    So why is this so important to uas now?

    Well it sorta makes sense yeah, no one is goo-na b'lieve yah argh intelligent and uh superior race by speaking 36,000 Romance languages, nah you wanna come off as well off in the age of AI, ya goo-na knead aaaaa--t least a few Python mates. It's obvious picking up yet another human language is pointless when ML can just real time translate it. Reminds me, lets take the piss outta Google again for being right smart bastards. We'll have 'em pissing in their breaches.

    So i got to chatting with this lady about ... well can't remember much kinda drunk outta my mind at the time. Something like uh, ... data frames. So m' colleagues been saying gotta get tits deep in pandas right. I said ladies, you gotta return the pandas to the Tibetians. They were like i get right on that, then some of 'em be snickering off in the corner. Laughing hahaha we both Chinese.

  • New Rule Forbids GNOME Shell Extensions Made Using AI Generated Code

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  • Everyone commenting have read and understood the article. Perhaps the nuance of the conversation is just going over your head. Your commentary is your personal opinion, which is outside of the source material. What you copy+pasted is exactly what we've commented on.

    The article never said "reviewing Gnome extensions, where LLM was used, is a huge waste of time". You are adding to what's said. The adults are not pulling from outside the article.

    We are stating what the article lacks. We are not hallucinating. So if we are not hallucinating then you must not be following. Reread it a few times until you get it.

  • New Rule Forbids GNOME Shell Extensions Made Using AI Generated Code

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  • A saner organization would also hit up submitters for a reviewer's fee. This would reduce AI spam. Barriers to entry matter.

    A reviewers fee is equivalent to Canonical offering customer support contracts. Obviously a person that needs to lean on AI as a crutch, is just screaming out for reviewers to act as advisers. The reviewer just wielding the giant DENIED stamp is fun, but doesn't address the issue of noobs implicitly asking to work with a consultant.

    gnome reviewers obviously never missing an opportunity to miss an opportunity.

  • New Rule Forbids GNOME Shell Extensions Made Using AI Generated Code

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  • They should state a justification. Not merely what they are looking for to identify AI generated code.

    The justification could be the author is unlikely to be capable of maintenance. In which case the extension is just going to inconvenience/burden onto others.

    So far their is no justification stated besides, da fuk and yuk.

  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • Hard to prevent gangs/tribes/cartels from running as a team. Better to tackle issues we can have an effect on.

    Wise to choose which battles wish to fight rather than having them chosen for us

  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • i should be in. Thanks for putting that oversight onto my radar.

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    the guy in charge of random data base object names

    github.com /fastapi/sqlmodel/issues/264
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    duck hunting

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    Dependency management

    pypi.org /project/wreck
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    Feedback on gh profile design

    github.com /msftcangoblowm/
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    Whats in a Python tarball

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    PEP 735 does dependency group solve anything?

    peps.python.org /pep-0735/
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    constraint vs requirement. What's the difference?