Yes, I really hope someone will share him the repo.indeed

Just remembering this famous quote :

"There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.

-- Phil Karlton"

That, and off-by-one errors ;]

Did you have a look at peertube ? https://joinpeertube.org/en_US

I did, seemed to fall in the same category of sometimes working, sometimes not. I'v been trying various alternatives on/off for the past 5 years or so but unfortunately nothing really ever sticks.

Thanks for your feedback

"If you can use an LLM to do your job faster, fine. If you can't do it without an LLM, you shouldn't be doing it with one." This. People need to take responsability for what they produce. It's too easy and especially irresponsible to delegate blindly everything to AI.

You mean something like what Japanese scientists developed ? A sea-water dissolving plastic : https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/climate-energy/scient...

I'm tired and annoyed to read everywhere "Will AI replace $job ?". I'm craving for when this AI bubble will collapse. It never will replace any job, there always will be the need for "specialized humans" to supervise and interpret correctly the AI. It will just change the way the $job is done, period.

In the first place why should EU have a cloud owned by anyone else than EU ?

Exactly.

Use OVH, Hertzner, Scaleway, etc.

Need managed services beyond scope of the above? There will be plenty of business (smaller and larger) offer you managed solution on top of other cloud providers.

But are they really a sensible alternative to AWS/azure when it comes to developer support etc.? Based on the offerings of European alternatives it seems that everything upto IAAS and limited PAAS offerings can be sourced European, but the real value-add is in development tooling, pipeline support etc. (e.g. AWS CDK) The lock-in on those tools are huge and Europe really need to step up to provide an alternative to that. Love to be proven wrong though.

"PFC solutions can carry oxygen so well that mammals, including humans, can survive breathing liquid PFC solution, called liquid breathing."

Liquid breathing has always sounded horrible to me, wouldn't it feel like you're drowning constantly?

For the first time in my life, I now have an apt analogy for having systemd on my servers.

It's like installing systemd-breatherd on your lungs.

Isn't that the stuff they used in the movie "The Abyss"?

Since there is the source now, does someone know what quantity/proportion of "PLEASE" the developer needs to write ?

Because IIRC, if you don't put enough or too much "PLEASE", the compiler won't compile.

Let's start with: I don't know. Also I can't read this language (BASIC variant?) and am browsing from a phone.

But this line at least outputs the error message:

https://github.com/rottytooth/INTERCAL72/blob/f94e0c8eaaf134...

edit: probably slightly complicated :D

but this makes me wonder if it's related to the source mutliplying some variable/register value by 3 in the error line:

> You will need at least 3 lines of code, with one PLEASE statement among them.

(from README)

Just searching "PLEASE" also shows increments and a comparison with a number written in hex... so it should be easy to figure out the intercal "please" halting problem instance, right? :)

Thank you so much for the time you took answering that existential question of mine! (And maybe others)

Thanks for your reply: apparently, sometimes questions as answers can be helpful :)

If you wrote the code, shouldn't be that simple and easy to write the commit message ?

I mean, what's the level of laziness to have to not want to write a few words explaining what the code is doing? Right, better use an AI asap and install all the bloat associated with just to spare some seconds thinking.

More than that will the AI put the issue number associated with the commit ?

</rant>

Can someone please explain me what's the real added value ?

There is no value in these kind of things. It's all vibed nothingness.

Everybody is scrambling to try and get a piece of the AI pie before the hype crashes. Doesn't matter if it's useful, just get something, anything, out there to show that you're on top of AI!

But don't worry, this madness will stop once the investor money finds a new bottomless pit to fill.