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Anarchismo Liberale
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Di Wesley Whitman. Originale pubblicato il 14 settembre 2025 con il titolo Liberal-Anarchism. Tradotto da Enrico Sanna. …ovvero: “Teoria della socialdemocrazia libertaria” Il liberalismo, propriamente inteso, non è solo libero mercato o libertà negativa. È, sostanzialmente, una filosofia emancipativa. Parimenti,...Vedi https://www.rivoluzioneanarchica.it/anarchismo-liberale/
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@mrhamel very nice to see people going this direction, matching hardware needs against "cloud expectations". certainly there are ways they could have optimized further, but overall a productive deployment.
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@jalefkowit the gas tank!?
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another one of those 03:38 to 19:38 kinda days 😴
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@G3rt
Sì infatti è quello che vorrei fare, ma il sito di meteo am, come scrivevo sopra, è macchinoso e poco leggibile (come peraltro tutte le app che ho provato, tranne appunto quella che uso)
@matz @snow
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@j12t What did you think about it?
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@mmasnick.bsky.social Great news!
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Mesa Project Adds Code Comprehension Requirement After AI Slop Incident
Recently [Faith Ekstrand] announced on Mastodon that Mesa was updating its contributor guide. This follows a recent AI slop incident where someone submitted a massive patch to the Mesa project with the claim that this would improve performance ‘by a few percent’. The catch? The entire patch was generated by ChatGPT, with the submitter becoming somewhat irate when the very patient Mesa developers tried to explain that they’d happily look at the issue after the submitter had condensed the purported ‘improvement’ into a bite-sized patch.
The entire saga is summarized in a recent video by [Brodie Robertson] which highlights both how incredibly friendly the Mesa developers are, and how the use of ChatGPT and kin has made some people with zero programming skills apparently believe that they can now contribute code to OSS projects. Unsurprisingly, the Mesa developers were unable to disabuse this particular individual from that notion, but the diff to the Mesa contributor guide by [Timur Kristóf] should make abundantly clear that someone playing Telephone between a chatbot and OSS project developers is neither desirable nor helpful.
That said, [Brodie] also highlights a recent post by [Daniel Stenberg] of Curl fame, who thanked [Joshua Rogers] for contributing a massive list of potential issues that were found using ‘AI-assisted tools’, as detailed in this blog post by [Joshua]. An important point here is that these ‘AI tools’ are not LLM-based chatbots, but rather tweaked existing tools like static code analyzers with more smarts bolted on. They’re purpose-made tools that still require you to know what you’re doing, but they can be a real asset to a developer, and a heck of a lot more useful to a project like Curl than getting sent fake bug reports by a confabulating chatbot as has happened previously.
