So instead of fixing the balance with your human Rust code, you instead associate the language as slop because people choose it for their slop projects since it's much safer and fast?
If anything, the slop projects working efficiently and not crashing every 5 minutes is the best proof you can have that Rust is uniquely great at what it offers, every language should aim to protect the program from its weakest link programmer which is AI in this case
Fork the 1%
I loved that
Yeah especially in the Balkan regions socialism was very flawed. Still, I struggle to imagine how you can imagine a better future with capitalism the way things are going than with a, flawed even, form of socialism with the material conditions that are possible in our times.
I'd love to see that, but I suppose they don't want any more of Mordor's gaze turning on them until the scale of world politics finally starts turning to socialism and they can pull off stuff like that without putting everything at risk
Yeah, and it's unfortunately a very hard monopoly to break due to the nature of videos being extremely expensive to host at scale, even in a decentralized way with Peertube
fuck Amerikkka, Nazi ass country
Yeah they're absolutely a live experience, you just can't get the same hit by listening on record
I was just about to write GYBE
it’s almost impossible to bring up marx without people becoming hysterical
It's even sadder when you think that not so long ago it used to be a socialist country (with its flaws of course)
Depends on the definition. If we go by the definition a lot of users here seem to have, Linux itself would no longer be considered a FOSS project, which imo is completely ridiculous.
If we're talking about literally vibe coded from the ground up projects where the devs don't even know what the code inside looks like, yes maybe it should be removed or given a post tag once we have the feature.
Personally I prefer to keep a discussion going even with heavy AI coded projects, we're living in interesting times and I am convinced to keep an open mind about what engineering will look like going forward and what doors it might open for the FOSS community despite its flaws and negatives.
Publii looks pretty cool, I'll keep it in mind if I need one
I'm like that too, but I'm afraid they notice the late arrivals more than the late departures sadly
How does one optimize for better system temperatures on Linux while doing heavy tasks (e.g. gaming) during summer heat.
Are there tools for creating 'gaming/balanced/economy' profiles for example that limit the GPU and CPU depending on the requirements?
Should I find a way to customize fan speeds?
I am trying to find everything I should do from the software perspective before I move on to buying better cooling hardware.
I am currently reaching 100+ celsius temps maximum on both the GPU and CPU while gaming, on idle it's like this:
System info:
