Even though its unreviewed LLM code and therefore most likely spaghetti, its still an incredible achievement. In my opinion, now they should re-implement their driver by hand. All the hard reverse engineering is done.

Its probably quicker than reviewing that mess.

Your demonstration is a sluggishly loading static image on my end, so I guess support isnt that widespread :P

(Im using the app “Summit”)

The amended EP position adopts a positive, yet rather cosmetic amendment proposed by the liberal RENEW group that would “exclude communications to which end-to-end encryption is, has been, or will be applied” from the scope of the law.

This isnt cosmetic, this is genius! It satisfies lawmakers who want to make this pass to “save the children” and have no idea of the consequences, and it satisfies the lawmakers with braincells since makes the law inapplicable to secure communications.

I hope this does pass so they finally stop trying to push it through. But since they did pass the voluntary one but are still trying to pass the non-voluntary one, I think they will just try to spam chat control laws until their dystopic aim is achieved.

Well, you could configure your desktop this way on basically any linux distro!

Theres nothing special about Arch that makes this easier, just the vague feeling of superiority that comes with having made it on a distro that prides itself on not being user friendly(and the fact that obscure packages are usually in the AUR).

I had a pretty radical wayfire + sawfish + crystal dock setup on opensuse tumbleweed for a while. Opensuse has OBS, which is basically like AUR but more user friendly and with a bit more security. But I didnt need it, since they had everything I wanted in the main repo.

wtf. Why did they just publish it instead of reporting this and waiting until disclosure? AI companies, man

There is a difference between the justified public backlash that happened and the piling on the developer who merged the request after it was fixed.

This has been fixed. It was a bug, see this merge request: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/pull/313931

There a quite a lot of toxic comments there already, please dont add to the pile.

Those changes include adding age verification for New Mexico users, prohibiting end-to-end encryption for users under 18 and capping their use to 90 hours per month, limiting engagement-boosting features like infinite scroll and autoplay, and requiring Meta to detect 99 percent of new child sexual abuse material (CSAM).

Prohibiting end to end encryption for users under 18 years old, meaning without verified goverment id? Were just going full mask off now, are we?

Good article, apart from the fact that the last part is just raw ChatGPT output on the advantages of REPL. I could have prompted that myself!

Its very cool! The instructions on how to clone the repo also show to me that Radicle isnt really that usable (yet?)

Sounded really interresting until I saw that this thing was vibecoded.

Imagine something as potentially destructive as software for wiping and installing an OS being AI generated!

I would greatly prefer a simple calc software/website that you give a model to and it tells you how it would run, but I suppose in the era of vibecoding, making small, functional, well designed software has become a distant dream.

(and the readme tells you to curl and execute a shell script? no thanks)

moonlight/sunshine is really good, i heavily recommend it! You can also use it as a teamviewer alternative, but at the moment it requires some light fiddling to open ports etc. so its not really easy enough for “grandma downloads sunshine to get tech support from you” yet.

kinda reads like an advertisement for these heat vision binoculars.

This is really great, dont tell this to anyone!

They are still releasing more parts of the Epstein files!

Take the advice of Napoleon: Never interrupt the enemy while they are making a mistake!

This is a project by co-authors of ActivityPub to add more features and a new way to program to the fediverse. Check out the rest of the blog if that interests you.

Yes one million times! Mozilla, get on it! Or, looking at the current landscape of browsers, someone with some free time please implement it in a firefox fork :(

I for one dont see these pop ups; I just block all javascipt in websites using noScript and unblock just the absolutely necessary stuff. Doesnt work all the time, but it works well enough for me.

true, but thats a no-go for me. Who knows what that browser secretly does or what they could put in, well never know for sure…

but its closed source…