If you pick one of the core distros like (Fedora/Centos/RHEL/SuSE) or (Debian/Ubuntu) they have been around for decades and will be around for decades more. You don’t have to pay attention to whatever trendy new Linux distro of the week has just come up.

Whar? GitHub Pages is a static host. Jekyll is a static site generator. The only thing you don’t get is a free CI deploy pipeline, but you don’t need that to deploy a website.

You can just run the build locally and push the output to a branch. Same as people using other SSGs with GitHub pages have been doing for ages

I kind of don’t want to bother replying to your random claims, but I’ll bite a little:

That post is now five years old, and almost completely wrong or outdated. That first paragraph is also absurd fearmongering - and both technically impossible for matrix and against Element’s buisiness interests. I develop my own homeserver software, and it’s recently become more popular than dendrite. I use a client developed by a friend that seems like it has more features than element (although it’s less user friendly).

Being an official standard isn’t working out particularly well for ActivityPub.

For spam protection, we use tools like meowlnir or draupnir with the cooperation of the homeserver to allow completely blocking spam invites - so if a matrix ID goes evil you can leave the room you have with them and add them to a ban list, and you can subscribe to a variety of other ban lists to ban things in advance

Matrix is just as much as a standard as XMPP, if not more so because extensions actually get merged into the core spec

I’m talking about https://github.com/element-hq/matrix-authentication-service which is the only implementation of https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/pull/3861 right now.

Yeah, saml is a nightmare! Never make me touch saml, please 🥺

In Continuwuity, the first user created is the admin user - so creating a user using either a registration token, or an admin command via --exec, the emergency password, the interactive console, etc would work.

Hi there, Continuwuity developer here - This seems like an awesome idea! You might also want to see if you can use/extend the new oauth specification from MAS to create a more ‘Log in with Social’ like experience, too, although only Synapse supports that right now

Only one of them plausibly hasn’t, and that’s because it’s not got a multiplayer mode

I feel like people didn’t make this much fuss about micro python lol

Yes? June’s personal stuff isn’t your business, and she left open source because of people like you

Where did you get this from?

The clue there is 70% goes to labels, not artists - large rightsholders who already have wealth taken a massively disproportionate amount of that, so the artists you listen to get fractions of a penny. They make far more when you buy a CD or go to a concert.

Last I visited, Barcelona was beautiful and the people living there adored it. London isn’t terrible either, although housing is extortionate due to ‘investors’ and landlords

Bash by default limits history to ~1000 items iirc, and doesn’t store anything but the command itself

Finetuning, self-hosting and whatever decentalised network they’ve got going on there aren’t going to change the core of the technology. Oh, and it’s a tiny local model (about 1/100th the size of cloud models), too, it’s going to perform poorly compared to SOTA models anyway.

These will still fall prey to the reason that LLM summaries are bad: LLMs pick up the average, what is common, rather than what stands out and is genuinely important or new. Your writing will end up averaged out and the key things will be missed, only what is repeated again and again.

In my experience you can use a LLM to point out typos or grammar errors, but not to actually edit or rephrase your work. And at that point it’s effectively just a slow and expensive, but better, spelling/grammar checker.

I run a service that gets attacked by AI bots, and while PoW isn’t the only way to do things, none of your suggestions work at all.

‘refuse to provide packages’

Open source devs usually are volunteers, you can’t expect them to spend hours figuring out different packaging systems for repos they don’t even use 😭

This is due to systems generators allowing Podman to plug in to that system