Nobody said anything about enforcing it. Just put it in the contribution guidelines!! Like for fucks sake, this is like saying you shouldn’t have a law saying you can’t murder people out at sea because it’s impossible to police. The threat of action is half of the reason people don’t do bad things. There’s ZERO REASON to not have it in the guidelines.

Sure, but that doesn’t mean that it can’t go into the contribution guidelines. If they don’t listen then ok, you remove commits that have claude watermarking. Without that guideline you can’t stop the PRs at all.

what can they do despite ban LLM usage altoguether (and per consequence get LLM generated code submitted anyway), they can’t have a blacklist for models, or force contributors to run them on their local hardware.

But they can? Like OP pointed out, wine forbids contributions from those that have seen Windows source code. How in the world are they supposed to enforce that? Turns out the open source community is pretty good at self enforcing.

Your points are correct. If they were about an irreplaceable library where there were only one or two options then yeah that’d be fine.

But there aren’t. This is a Linux “distro” with a thousand other options. It’s literally just a Linux distro with a few dot files added. There’s zero reason to ever use this distro.

Well they also wrote the blog post with an LLM too, so it’s clearly not about coding faster. That’s just their excuse.

I think it really says something when the only things mentioned are the ability to make more things faster. Like, the only benefit you’re listing is that you can work faster. When has that ever been a thing that society needs? And it comes at extreme costs. Like across the board bad costs.

So the trade offs are Pros: can produce code faster Cons: everything under the sun…

I’m also interested. I use wasabi, for a good number of terabytes. Reducing the costs at all would be great.

Valve isn’t big at all. It’s less than 300 employees… it’s like the definition of small to medium sized company.

The tweets are real? Or the bailout is real?

Wait, what’s the problem with ironwolf? I just got one. I thought they were good

It has incredibly coarse salt in it. I mean I could try maldon, but I don’t want to waste all my maldon sea salt on bugs.

Would an ontos spring fit? It’s all I’ve got.

That works for you? It never managed to take down a single bug in one hit for us. It just sits in the corner collecting dust

I’m not sure how the person you responded to did it, but LTT has a whole video series on doing just that from what I remember.

Yeah I was already viewing the website, but I’m interested if it can replace Willow

Wait, what is this SnapOtter thing you mention? Apparently it’s based on some AI tool, but what has me really intrigued is its Whisper capabilities? There was another project I tried to use a few years ago called Willow, in order to have a VTT connection to home assistant. https://community.home-assistant.io/t/espressif-box-devices-willow-multilingual-voice-stt-tts-home-assistant-add-on-how-to-configure/664916

The creator tragically died in a car accident soon after though and the project went kaput.

This looks like maybe it could do the same thing???

I don’t know what you’re getting at. I have no issues on Cachy and it’s significantly faster than other distros. Are you trying to say that I’m lying? You do realize that Cachy literally is designed to use every trick in the book to make itself as fast as possible? Other distros don’t do that, except specialized ones like Garuda.

No, mint had horrible audio issues and gaming stuttered very badly. Bazzite was fast but not nearly as fast as Cachy. Zorin some games wouldn’t even start.

For me gaming on Cachy is literally faster than it was on windows 10. Of course everything is snappy, it’s Linux, but gaming was very noticeable.

I thought the exact same thing as you until I loaded my cart page and saw it and got confused lol.

I set up a business site recently and I accept payments through both stripe and PayPal but the payment form looks exactly like shop’s so I wonder if people are just using a standard form or something.