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until its not.

Every company or entity changes over time. Codeberg is great, but with more people using it for free, without donating, and worse, more people abusing the service with some bs AI generate code, malware, etc, more expensive will get to keep it running.. for now they have money, but as e.V in Germany, you survive either from members or from donations.. So use Codeberg, but most important, support it!



which, sadly, isnt the case right now

It is the case for embedded microcontrollers. An ESP32-C series is about as cheap as you can get a WiFi controller, and it includes one or more RISC-V cores that can run custom software. The Raspberry Pi Pico and Milk-V Duo are both a few dollars and include both ARM and RISC-V view. with all but the cheapest Duo able to run Linux.

All Duos run Linux.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_art

"ANSI art is considerably more flexible than ASCII art, because the particular character set it uses contains symbols intended for drawing, such as a wide variety of box-drawing characters and block characters that dither the foreground and background color. It also adds accented characters and math symbols that often find creative use among ANSI artists."

European here. Since 90s, ANSI art were always a thing. Maybe the question isn't if its "an American thing", maybe the question is if you are so well informed as you think?


Indeed it seems I was not well informed. Back in the 90s I did see several pieces of ANSI art, but even then the people and magazines I knew always called all of it ASCII art. In fact I don't think I had heard the term ANSI art before today.

I guess this may similar to how we usually call all tracker music "MODs", though in fact there are MOD, XM, S3M, IT...


ASCII art was for, me, what they used in Phrack and other zines, and ANSI was this blocky colorful, used in many warez and bbs.. like the telecomics..

systemd based?


Yes.


no


lol yes/no/cancel?

"AI is making junior devs useless" is a dangerous and incorrect conclusion. If this idea is repeated too often, people may start to believe it and even quit studying computer science altogether.

First of all, developers who only learn to code in a short bootcamp are often not well prepared — but that was already true before AI. In the past, many junior developers were students who were learning programming while studying, not just people who took a quick Python course on Udemy.

Instead of declaring junior developers useless, we should raise the standard: learn how to code properly, how to maintain code, understand networks, and build strong foundations in math and computer science. A well-trained junior developer is still extremely valuable and will always be needed.


`Humans=True`

The best friend isn't a dog, but the family that you build. Wife/Husband/kids. Those are going to be your best friends for life.


"A last fart: are these the leaves of my dream, vainly falling?

In the original, the image of a dream is combined with the cruder image of passing wind.."

Is the wind representing the fart here?


"Passing wind" is an English euphemism, the original does not use "kaze" (wind) but goes straight for "he" (fart).

The original word order also puts the dream at the start and drops fart right at the end, which I think is funnier than putting it on the first line.


I particularly loved this one. I interpreted it as a man indulging in one last ephemeral vanity. A literal last fart in the whirlwind of life used as a metaphor to illustrate how useless mankind's boasts are next to the inevitability and finality of death


Passing wind is another term (among many others) for farting.


In California? It should be a huge savings..


anyone using proxmox on that?


Is it already available to buy, or is this a “pay now, get it later” kind of new ASIC miner? Sorry for being skeptical, but AI is the new "crypto coin", and the crypto bros are still around.


There doesn't seem to be any form of buying the HC1 hardware at the moment. There is a free chatbot demo and then a form to request access to API. They seem to intend HC1 to be for demonstration and HC2 for "real" use, but they don't seem to be taking payment for either at the moment.


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