#oss — Public Fediverse posts
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🎉 We just launched the official ForkMesh Reddit community!
If you’re interested in:
🔹 Peer-to-peer Git hosting
🔹 Decentralized developer infrastructure
🔹 AI-assisted development
🔹 Open source collaboration
🔹 The future of code hosting…come join the conversation! We’d love your feedback, ideas, and questions as we build in public.
👉 https://www.reddit.com/r/Forkmesh/
#ForkMesh #OpenSource #Git #DevTools #Programming #OSS #Decentralization #reddit
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🎉 We just launched the official ForkMesh Reddit community!
If you’re interested in:
🔹 Peer-to-peer Git hosting
🔹 Decentralized developer infrastructure
🔹 AI-assisted development
🔹 Open source collaboration
🔹 The future of code hosting…come join the conversation! We’d love your feedback, ideas, and questions as we build in public.
👉 https://www.reddit.com/r/Forkmesh/
#ForkMesh #OpenSource #Git #DevTools #Programming #OSS #Decentralization #reddit
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🎉 We just launched the official ForkMesh Reddit community!
If you’re interested in:
🔹 Peer-to-peer Git hosting
🔹 Decentralized developer infrastructure
🔹 AI-assisted development
🔹 Open source collaboration
🔹 The future of code hosting…come join the conversation! We’d love your feedback, ideas, and questions as we build in public.
👉 https://www.reddit.com/r/Forkmesh/
#ForkMesh #OpenSource #Git #DevTools #Programming #OSS #Decentralization #reddit
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🎉 We just launched the official ForkMesh Reddit community!
If you’re interested in:
🔹 Peer-to-peer Git hosting
🔹 Decentralized developer infrastructure
🔹 AI-assisted development
🔹 Open source collaboration
🔹 The future of code hosting…come join the conversation! We’d love your feedback, ideas, and questions as we build in public.
👉 https://www.reddit.com/r/Forkmesh/
#ForkMesh #OpenSource #Git #DevTools #Programming #OSS #Decentralization #reddit
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🎉 We just launched the official ForkMesh Reddit community!
If you’re interested in:
🔹 Peer-to-peer Git hosting
🔹 Decentralized developer infrastructure
🔹 AI-assisted development
🔹 Open source collaboration
🔹 The future of code hosting…come join the conversation! We’d love your feedback, ideas, and questions as we build in public.
👉 https://www.reddit.com/r/Forkmesh/
#ForkMesh #OpenSource #Git #DevTools #Programming #OSS #Decentralization #reddit
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What on earth has happened to the
emacs-nw(formeremacs-nox) packaging!?On Alma Linux 10.2 (RHEL clone) it pulls in
gccandgit-core,makeandkernel-headers,pkgconfig- which again pulls in tons of Perl packages. On top of that there are weak dependencies such asgcc-c++.This needs to be cleaned up!
#rhel #almaLinux #fedora #rpm #dnf #packaging #linux #foss #oss
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What on earth has happened to the
emacs-nw(formeremacs-nox) packaging!?On Alma Linux 10.2 (RHEL clone) it pulls in
gccandgit-core,makeandkernel-headers,pkgconfig- which again pulls in tons of Perl packages. On top of that there are weak dependencies such asgcc-c++.This needs to be cleaned up!
#rhel #almaLinux #fedora #rpm #dnf #packaging #linux #foss #oss
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Moving to Linux and using it (for me, Debian or Arch) is like playing Sonata with my computer.
Such a peace after doing Windows for sometime due to work.
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Moving to Linux and using it (for me, Debian or Arch) is like playing Sonata with my computer.
Such a peace after doing Windows for sometime due to work.
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pipdeptree 4 is now out - the engine is a complete rewrite in Rust, so it's much faster on small but especially large environments; see https://github.com/tox-dev/pipdeptree/pull/618 😀 #python #oss
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The release of China’s Frontier AI model, Kimi K3, as an open-source model is the next ‘Sputnik moment’ for the US and the West. Moonshots, arguably the most important podcast for AI enthusiasts, coined this comparison with Sputnik 1 when Deepseek emerged on the global scene and changed everything. Now, with Kimi K3, there is a model that is in the same league as the flagship AIs from the billion-dollar AI labs in Silicon Valley.
The only difference is that, thanks to its open-source licence, Kimi K3 is openly and unregulated available to anyone who wants it and has the necessary hardware. Thanks to the sanctions imposed on China by the world’s freest country, Kimi K3 has significantly lower hardware requirements than the US models. Moonshot claims a 99 per cent reduction in resource consumption in some areas. So whilst the US and its European offshoots have to build new nuclear power stations, all Kimi needs is one or two new solar panels on the garage roof.
Far more serious – and far more devastating for the US AI industry – than Chinese ‘Frontier’ models is so-called ‘Liquid AI’. Liquid AI is the marketing term for AI systems tailored to specific purposes. For instance, huge large language models (LLMs) from data centres are not required for speech recognition or image interpretation. If, for example, you want to sort your photos locally and display all the photos of your child or dog that you have on your phone, a 50-MB mini-AI is perfectly sufficient. It runs locally on the phone and doesn’t ‘call home’, neither to China nor to the US.
And so there are 1,000 use cases that require only small, extremely specialised models. This only works if the large models from which the mini-AIs are distilled are open source. As China is the only country making the world’s full-fledged LLMs available, it is undoubtedly the undisputed global market leader. And in Silicon Valley, the transhumanists can already start uploading themselves to the cloud – it’s bound to come in handy one day. Overtaking but without catching up!
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The release of China’s Frontier AI model, Kimi K3, as an open-source model is the next ‘Sputnik moment’ for the US and the West. Moonshots, arguably the most important podcast for AI enthusiasts, coined this comparison with Sputnik 1 when Deepseek emerged on the global scene and changed everything. Now, with Kimi K3, there is a model that is in the same league as the flagship AIs from the billion-dollar AI labs in Silicon Valley.
The only difference is that, thanks to its open-source licence, Kimi K3 is openly and unregulated available to anyone who wants it and has the necessary hardware. Thanks to the sanctions imposed on China by the world’s freest country, Kimi K3 has significantly lower hardware requirements than the US models. Moonshot claims a 99 per cent reduction in resource consumption in some areas. So whilst the US and its European offshoots have to build new nuclear power stations, all Kimi needs is one or two new solar panels on the garage roof.
Far more serious – and far more devastating for the US AI industry – than Chinese ‘Frontier’ models is so-called ‘Liquid AI’. Liquid AI is the marketing term for AI systems tailored to specific purposes. For instance, huge large language models (LLMs) from data centres are not required for speech recognition or image interpretation. If, for example, you want to sort your photos locally and display all the photos of your child or dog that you have on your phone, a 50-MB mini-AI is perfectly sufficient. It runs locally on the phone and doesn’t ‘call home’, neither to China nor to the US.
And so there are 1,000 use cases that require only small, extremely specialised models. This only works if the large models from which the mini-AIs are distilled are open source. As China is the only country making the world’s full-fledged LLMs available, it is undoubtedly the undisputed global market leader. And in Silicon Valley, the transhumanists can already start uploading themselves to the cloud – it’s bound to come in handy one day. Overtaking but without catching up!
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The release of China’s Frontier AI model, Kimi K3, as an open-source model is the next ‘Sputnik moment’ for the US and the West. Moonshots, arguably the most important podcast for AI enthusiasts, coined this comparison with Sputnik 1 when Deepseek emerged on the global scene and changed everything. Now, with Kimi K3, there is a model that is in the same league as the flagship AIs from the billion-dollar AI labs in Silicon Valley.
The only difference is that, thanks to its open-source licence, Kimi K3 is openly and unregulated available to anyone who wants it and has the necessary hardware. Thanks to the sanctions imposed on China by the world’s freest country, Kimi K3 has significantly lower hardware requirements than the US models. Moonshot claims a 99 per cent reduction in resource consumption in some areas. So whilst the US and its European offshoots have to build new nuclear power stations, all Kimi needs is one or two new solar panels on the garage roof.
Far more serious – and far more devastating for the US AI industry – than Chinese ‘Frontier’ models is so-called ‘Liquid AI’. Liquid AI is the marketing term for AI systems tailored to specific purposes. For instance, huge large language models (LLMs) from data centres are not required for speech recognition or image interpretation. If, for example, you want to sort your photos locally and display all the photos of your child or dog that you have on your phone, a 50-MB mini-AI is perfectly sufficient. It runs locally on the phone and doesn’t ‘call home’, neither to China nor to the US.
And so there are 1,000 use cases that require only small, extremely specialised models. This only works if the large models from which the mini-AIs are distilled are open source. As China is the only country making the world’s full-fledged LLMs available, it is undoubtedly the undisputed global market leader. And in Silicon Valley, the transhumanists can already start uploading themselves to the cloud – it’s bound to come in handy one day. Overtaking but without catching up!
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The release of China’s Frontier AI model, Kimi K3, as an open-source model is the next ‘Sputnik moment’ for the US and the West. Moonshots, arguably the most important podcast for AI enthusiasts, coined this comparison with Sputnik 1 when Deepseek emerged on the global scene and changed everything. Now, with Kimi K3, there is a model that is in the same league as the flagship AIs from the billion-dollar AI labs in Silicon Valley.
The only difference is that, thanks to its open-source licence, Kimi K3 is openly and unregulated available to anyone who wants it and has the necessary hardware. Thanks to the sanctions imposed on China by the world’s freest country, Kimi K3 has significantly lower hardware requirements than the US models. Moonshot claims a 99 per cent reduction in resource consumption in some areas. So whilst the US and its European offshoots have to build new nuclear power stations, all Kimi needs is one or two new solar panels on the garage roof.
Far more serious – and far more devastating for the US AI industry – than Chinese ‘Frontier’ models is so-called ‘Liquid AI’. Liquid AI is the marketing term for AI systems tailored to specific purposes. For instance, huge large language models (LLMs) from data centres are not required for speech recognition or image interpretation. If, for example, you want to sort your photos locally and display all the photos of your child or dog that you have on your phone, a 50-MB mini-AI is perfectly sufficient. It runs locally on the phone and doesn’t ‘call home’, neither to China nor to the US.
And so there are 1,000 use cases that require only small, extremely specialised models. This only works if the large models from which the mini-AIs are distilled are open source. As China is the only country making the world’s full-fledged LLMs available, it is undoubtedly the undisputed global market leader. And in Silicon Valley, the transhumanists can already start uploading themselves to the cloud – it’s bound to come in handy one day. Overtaking but without catching up!
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The release of China’s Frontier AI model, Kimi K3, as an open-source model is the next ‘Sputnik moment’ for the US and the West. Moonshots, arguably the most important podcast for AI enthusiasts, coined this comparison with Sputnik 1 when Deepseek emerged on the global scene and changed everything. Now, with Kimi K3, there is a model that is in the same league as the flagship AIs from the billion-dollar AI labs in Silicon Valley.
The only difference is that, thanks to its open-source licence, Kimi K3 is openly and unregulated available to anyone who wants it and has the necessary hardware. Thanks to the sanctions imposed on China by the world’s freest country, Kimi K3 has significantly lower hardware requirements than the US models. Moonshot claims a 99 per cent reduction in resource consumption in some areas. So whilst the US and its European offshoots have to build new nuclear power stations, all Kimi needs is one or two new solar panels on the garage roof.
Far more serious – and far more devastating for the US AI industry – than Chinese ‘Frontier’ models is so-called ‘Liquid AI’. Liquid AI is the marketing term for AI systems tailored to specific purposes. For instance, huge large language models (LLMs) from data centres are not required for speech recognition or image interpretation. If, for example, you want to sort your photos locally and display all the photos of your child or dog that you have on your phone, a 50-MB mini-AI is perfectly sufficient. It runs locally on the phone and doesn’t ‘call home’, neither to China nor to the US.
And so there are 1,000 use cases that require only small, extremely specialised models. This only works if the large models from which the mini-AIs are distilled are open source. As China is the only country making the world’s full-fledged LLMs available, it is undoubtedly the undisputed global market leader. And in Silicon Valley, the transhumanists can already start uploading themselves to the cloud – it’s bound to come in handy one day. Overtaking but without catching up!
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Des Westens schwache Blase und Chinas Dominanz – der KI Krieg
Die Veröffentlichung von Chinas Frontier-KI-Modell Kimi K3 als Open-Source-Modell ist der nächste Sputnik-Moment für die USA und den Westen. Moonshots, der wohl wichtigste Podcast der KI-Fanboys, prägte diesen Vergleich mit Sputnik 1 als Deepseek auf der Weltoberfläche auftauchte und alles veränderte. Nun gibt es mit Kimi K3 ein Modell, das in derselben Liga spielt wie die Flaggschiff-KIs der Milliarden-Dollar-KI-Labs aus Silicon Valley.
Nur mit dem Unterschied, dass Kimi K3 dank Open-Source-Lizenz offen und unreguliert jedem zur Verfügung steht der das will und die nötige Hardware hat. Dank der Sanktionen des freisten Landes der Welt gegen China hat Kimi K3 deutlich geringere Hardwareansprüche als die US-Modelle. Monnshot spricht in manchen Bereichen von 99 % weniger Ressourcenverbrauch. Wo also die USA und ihre Wurmfortsätze in Europa neue Atomkraftwerke bauen müssen, reichen für Kimi ein, zwei neue Solarpanels auf der Garage.
Wesentlich gravierender und für die US‑KI‑Branche viel verheerender als chinesische Frontier-Modelle ist die sog. Liquid AI. Liquid AI ist der Marketingbegriff für angepasste KIs für bestimmte Zwecke. So sind zur Spracherkennung oder zur Interpretation von Bildern keine riesigen LLM aus Rechenzentren nötig. Will man z.B. lokal seine Fotos sortieren und alle Fotos vom Kind oder Hund anzeigen lassen, die man so auf dem Telefon hat, reicht eine 50-MB-Mini-KI völlig aus. Die läuft lokal auf dem Telefon und telefoniert nicht nach Hause, weder nach China noch in die USA.
Und so gibt es 1000 Anwendungsfälle, die nur kleine, extrem spezialisierte Modelle benötigen. Das funktioniert nur, wenn die großen Modelle, aus denen die MiniKIs destilliert werden, Open Source sind. Da China als einziges Land die vollwertigen LLMs der Welt zur Verfügung stellt, ist China ohne Zweifel absoluter Weltmarktführer. Und in Silicon Valley können sie sich die Transhumanisten schon mal selbst in die Cloud laden, wird bestimmt mal nützlich sein. 超车却未追上
https://word.undead-network.de/2026/07/20/des-westens-schwache-blase-und-chinas-dominanz-der-ki-krieg/
#china #ki #kimi #kimik3 #ai #deutsch #liquidAI #oss #usa -
Des Westens schwache Blase und Chinas Dominanz – der KI Krieg
Die Veröffentlichung von Chinas Frontier-KI-Modell Kimi K3 als Open-Source-Modell ist der nächste Sputnik-Moment für die USA und den Westen. Moonshots, der wohl wichtigste Podcast der KI-Fanboys, prägte diesen Vergleich mit Sputnik 1 als Deepseek auf der Weltoberfläche auftauchte und alles veränderte. Nun gibt es mit Kimi K3 ein Modell, das in derselben Liga spielt wie die Flaggschiff-KIs der Milliarden-Dollar-KI-Labs aus Silicon Valley.
Nur mit dem Unterschied, dass Kimi K3 dank Open-Source-Lizenz offen und unreguliert jedem zur Verfügung steht der das will und die nötige Hardware hat. Dank der Sanktionen des freisten Landes der Welt gegen China hat Kimi K3 deutlich geringere Hardwareansprüche als die US-Modelle. Monnshot spricht in manchen Bereichen von 99 % weniger Ressourcenverbrauch. Wo also die USA und ihre Wurmfortsätze in Europa neue Atomkraftwerke bauen müssen, reichen für Kimi ein, zwei neue Solarpanels auf der Garage.
Wesentlich gravierender und für die US‑KI‑Branche viel verheerender als chinesische Frontier-Modelle ist die sog. Liquid AI. Liquid AI ist der Marketingbegriff für angepasste KIs für bestimmte Zwecke. So sind zur Spracherkennung oder zur Interpretation von Bildern keine riesigen LLM aus Rechenzentren nötig. Will man z.B. lokal seine Fotos sortieren und alle Fotos vom Kind oder Hund anzeigen lassen, die man so auf dem Telefon hat, reicht eine 50-MB-Mini-KI völlig aus. Die läuft lokal auf dem Telefon und telefoniert nicht nach Hause, weder nach China noch in die USA.
Und so gibt es 1000 Anwendungsfälle, die nur kleine, extrem spezialisierte Modelle benötigen. Das funktioniert nur, wenn die großen Modelle, aus denen die MiniKIs destilliert werden, Open Source sind. Da China als einziges Land die vollwertigen LLMs der Welt zur Verfügung stellt, ist China ohne Zweifel absoluter Weltmarktführer. Und in Silicon Valley können sie sich die Transhumanisten schon mal selbst in die Cloud laden, wird bestimmt mal nützlich sein. 超车却未追上
https://word.undead-network.de/2026/07/20/des-westens-schwache-blase-und-chinas-dominanz-der-ki-krieg/
#china #ki #kimi #kimik3 #ai #deutsch #liquidAI #oss #usa -
Des Westens schwache Blase und Chinas Dominanz – der KI Krieg
Die Veröffentlichung von Chinas Frontier-KI-Modell Kimi K3 als Open-Source-Modell ist der nächste Sputnik-Moment für die USA und den Westen. Moonshots, der wohl wichtigste Podcast der KI-Fanboys, prägte diesen Vergleich mit Sputnik 1 als Deepseek auf der Weltoberfläche auftauchte und alles veränderte. Nun gibt es mit Kimi K3 ein Modell, das in derselben Liga spielt wie die Flaggschiff-KIs der Milliarden-Dollar-KI-Labs aus Silicon Valley.
Nur mit dem Unterschied, dass Kimi K3 dank Open-Source-Lizenz offen und unreguliert jedem zur Verfügung steht der das will und die nötige Hardware hat. Dank der Sanktionen des freisten Landes der Welt gegen China hat Kimi K3 deutlich geringere Hardwareansprüche als die US-Modelle. Monnshot spricht in manchen Bereichen von 99 % weniger Ressourcenverbrauch. Wo also die USA und ihre Wurmfortsätze in Europa neue Atomkraftwerke bauen müssen, reichen für Kimi ein, zwei neue Solarpanels auf der Garage.
Wesentlich gravierender und für die US‑KI‑Branche viel verheerender als chinesische Frontier-Modelle ist die sog. Liquid AI. Liquid AI ist der Marketingbegriff für angepasste KIs für bestimmte Zwecke. So sind zur Spracherkennung oder zur Interpretation von Bildern keine riesigen LLM aus Rechenzentren nötig. Will man z.B. lokal seine Fotos sortieren und alle Fotos vom Kind oder Hund anzeigen lassen, die man so auf dem Telefon hat, reicht eine 50-MB-Mini-KI völlig aus. Die läuft lokal auf dem Telefon und telefoniert nicht nach Hause, weder nach China noch in die USA.
Und so gibt es 1000 Anwendungsfälle, die nur kleine, extrem spezialisierte Modelle benötigen. Das funktioniert nur, wenn die großen Modelle, aus denen die MiniKIs destilliert werden, Open Source sind. Da China als einziges Land die vollwertigen LLMs der Welt zur Verfügung stellt, ist China ohne Zweifel absoluter Weltmarktführer. Und in Silicon Valley können sie sich die Transhumanisten schon mal selbst in die Cloud laden, wird bestimmt mal nützlich sein. 超车却未追上
https://word.undead-network.de/2026/07/20/des-westens-schwache-blase-und-chinas-dominanz-der-ki-krieg/
#china #ki #kimi #kimik3 #ai #deutsch #liquidAI #oss #usa -
Des Westens schwache Blase und Chinas Dominanz – der KI Krieg
Die Veröffentlichung von Chinas Frontier-KI-Modell Kimi K3 als Open-Source-Modell ist der nächste Sputnik-Moment für die USA und den Westen. Moonshots, der wohl wichtigste Podcast der KI-Fanboys, prägte diesen Vergleich mit Sputnik 1 als Deepseek auf der Weltoberfläche auftauchte und alles veränderte. Nun gibt es mit Kimi K3 ein Modell, das in derselben Liga spielt wie die Flaggschiff-KIs der Milliarden-Dollar-KI-Labs aus Silicon Valley.
Nur mit dem Unterschied, dass Kimi K3 dank Open-Source-Lizenz offen und unreguliert jedem zur Verfügung steht der das will und die nötige Hardware hat. Dank der Sanktionen des freisten Landes der Welt gegen China hat Kimi K3 deutlich geringere Hardwareansprüche als die US-Modelle. Monnshot spricht in manchen Bereichen von 99 % weniger Ressourcenverbrauch. Wo also die USA und ihre Wurmfortsätze in Europa neue Atomkraftwerke bauen müssen, reichen für Kimi ein, zwei neue Solarpanels auf der Garage.
Wesentlich gravierender und für die US‑KI‑Branche viel verheerender als chinesische Frontier-Modelle ist die sog. Liquid AI. Liquid AI ist der Marketingbegriff für angepasste KIs für bestimmte Zwecke. So sind zur Spracherkennung oder zur Interpretation von Bildern keine riesigen LLM aus Rechenzentren nötig. Will man z.B. lokal seine Fotos sortieren und alle Fotos vom Kind oder Hund anzeigen lassen, die man so auf dem Telefon hat, reicht eine 50-MB-Mini-KI völlig aus. Die läuft lokal auf dem Telefon und telefoniert nicht nach Hause, weder nach China noch in die USA.
Und so gibt es 1000 Anwendungsfälle, die nur kleine, extrem spezialisierte Modelle benötigen. Das funktioniert nur, wenn die großen Modelle, aus denen die MiniKIs destilliert werden, Open Source sind. Da China als einziges Land die vollwertigen LLMs der Welt zur Verfügung stellt, ist China ohne Zweifel absoluter Weltmarktführer. Und in Silicon Valley können sie sich die Transhumanisten schon mal selbst in die Cloud laden, wird bestimmt mal nützlich sein. 超车却未追上
https://word.undead-network.de/2026/07/20/des-westens-schwache-blase-und-chinas-dominanz-der-ki-krieg/
#china #ki #kimi #kimik3 #ai #deutsch #liquidAI #oss #usa -
RE: https://slothrop.org/2026/07/20/what-software-freedom-means-today/
Please join me as I casually set fire to some venerable beliefs about software freedom.
Here's my talk from last weekend as a blog post.
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RE: https://slothrop.org/2026/07/20/what-software-freedom-means-today/
Please join me as I casually set fire to some venerable beliefs about software freedom.
Here's my talk from last weekend as a blog post.
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RE: https://slothrop.org/2026/07/20/what-software-freedom-means-today/
Please join me as I casually set fire to some venerable beliefs about software freedom.
Here's my talk from last weekend as a blog post.
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RE: https://slothrop.org/2026/07/20/what-software-freedom-means-today/
Please join me as I casually set fire to some venerable beliefs about software freedom.
Here's my talk from last weekend as a blog post.
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RE: https://slothrop.org/2026/07/20/what-software-freedom-means-today/
Please join me as I casually set fire to some venerable beliefs about software freedom.
Here's my talk from last weekend as a blog post.
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Creating good quality bug reports might actually be harder than creating good quality code. I just spent about 1.5 hours on a single bug report. I'm glad of it, because it's documenting a data corruption issue in a CRDT library and that's probably the single worst kind of issue for a library like that to have. But getting there was not easy to do.
I stumbled across the bug earlier this week, and it's dealing with a code path and data type that is a serious weak point for me: Serializing and deserializing Unicode. I'm willing to admit that I used Claude to help me out in finding the issue and making a minimally reproducible test case. Hopefully, it'll be the first of many contributions I can make.
It's a good feeling to be do something positive like that.
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Creating good quality bug reports might actually be harder than creating good quality code. I just spent about 1.5 hours on a single bug report. I'm glad of it, because it's documenting a data corruption issue in a CRDT library and that's probably the single worst kind of issue for a library like that to have. But getting there was not easy to do.
I stumbled across the bug earlier this week, and it's dealing with a code path and data type that is a serious weak point for me: Serializing and deserializing Unicode. I'm willing to admit that I used Claude to help me out in finding the issue and making a minimally reproducible test case. Hopefully, it'll be the first of many contributions I can make.
It's a good feeling to be do something positive like that.
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Autobase - Self-hosted DBaaS platform for PostgreSQL
Cossmology Profile: https://dub.sh/B5PqVKc
Key People: Vitaliy Kukharik, Pavlo Tykhoplav
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Pixeltable - Declarative AI data infrastructure platform
Cossmology Profile: https://dub.sh/bSJ571f
Key People: Pierre Brunelle, Marcel Kornacker, Aaron Siegel
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New article, although this one is a controversial one based on the situation of GNOME Calendar and Linux Mint. I present to you: How far would hostile distributions go to hurt application developers?
https://tesk.page/2026/07/18/how-far-would-hostile-distributions-go-to-hurt-upstream/
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New article, although this one is a controversial one based on the situation of GNOME Calendar and Linux Mint. I present to you: How far would hostile distributions go to hurt application developers?
https://tesk.page/2026/07/18/how-far-would-hostile-distributions-go-to-hurt-upstream/
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New article, although this one is a controversial one based on the situation of GNOME Calendar and Linux Mint. I present to you: How far would hostile distributions go to hurt application developers?
https://tesk.page/2026/07/18/how-far-would-hostile-distributions-go-to-hurt-upstream/
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New article, although this one is a controversial one based on the situation of GNOME Calendar and Linux Mint. I present to you: How far would hostile distributions go to hurt application developers?
https://tesk.page/2026/07/18/how-far-would-hostile-distributions-go-to-hurt-upstream/
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New article, although this one is a controversial one based on the situation of GNOME Calendar and Linux Mint. I present to you: How far would hostile distributions go to hurt application developers?
https://tesk.page/2026/07/18/how-far-would-hostile-distributions-go-to-hurt-upstream/
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GlandaGPU: an open-source 2D GPU designed in VHDL - Hardware design (VHDL) for FPGA, QEMU implementation for virtual device and Linux DRM driver are available #OSS #GPU https://github.com/stiangglanda/GlandaGPU
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GlandaGPU: an open-source 2D GPU designed in VHDL - Hardware design (VHDL) for FPGA, QEMU implementation for virtual device and Linux DRM driver are available #OSS #GPU https://github.com/stiangglanda/GlandaGPU
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GlandaGPU: an open-source 2D GPU designed in VHDL - Hardware design (VHDL) for FPGA, QEMU implementation for virtual device and Linux DRM driver are available #OSS #GPU https://github.com/stiangglanda/GlandaGPU
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GlandaGPU: an open-source 2D GPU designed in VHDL - Hardware design (VHDL) for FPGA, QEMU implementation for virtual device and Linux DRM driver are available #OSS #GPU https://github.com/stiangglanda/GlandaGPU
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GlandaGPU: an open-source 2D GPU designed in VHDL - Hardware design (VHDL) for FPGA, QEMU implementation for virtual device and Linux DRM driver are available #OSS #GPU https://github.com/stiangglanda/GlandaGPU
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Amazing news to close out the week! I got into Anthropic's OSS program! Thanks to the whole team for this!
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Amazing news to close out the week! I got into Anthropic's OSS program! Thanks to the whole team for this!
