That’s going to be very useful! Can you post a link to your github/Codeberg repo so I can verify I’m able to run it securely?

Sorry, Linux and mac

You’re mostly safe if you have windows defender on and don’t bypass it. Windows is shit in general but defender is pretty decent. Paranoid? So am I. Run any files through virus total or scan any directory manually with malwarebytes. Best you can do really.

Lastly, Linux and Mac can have viruses too especially if you use wine/crossover so caution there can be key

Edit:Linux and Mac not windows and mac

Honestly I think this situation is a warning shot. Right now, LLMs are probably not being used in mission critical ways. But within 20 years, 99% of the workforce in the military, the government, and the private sector will be AIs. This includes the soldiers (by which I mean the robot armies), the superhumanly intelligent advisors and engineers, the police, you name it

Nope. AI people are so weird we aren’t going to have fully automated AI armies in 20 years. This stuff is always only a century or two away. Flying cars?

I’m being hyperbolic but I do genuinely dislike Luarocks.

Everywhere I’ve used them I’m met with issues. May they be incorrect versions being downloaded, Luarocks just not doing anything but giving no error, or the worse problem none of the packages working correctly. Client using luarocks for windows and it not working or the correct Luarocks just having a fit on windows too. Glad for wsl2 when a client needs me to use windows

Lua can be quite hyper specific to each usecase too. It’s supposed to be. This leads to a disconnect between the generic packages and the Lua code used for neovim, the love engine, Warcraft and Roblox Moding, or whatever.

Lua does have inherit issues that make package management difficult. Each version of Lua is intended to be its own segregated ecosystem. This is a major strongsuut for Lua as it can change wildly while devs can know their version will be supported, and stay stagnant (on purpose). However, this hurts the package ecosystem as it can be difficult to support each Lua leading to an even smaller number of packages.

I’ve never had a good experience when using luarocks or anything that requires Luarocks.

I fucking hate luarocks. Seriously fuck lua rocks. Lua shouldn’t have a package manager. I don’t have any solid reason for that and will support any other language having one but Lua? Nope. No package manager for you. You’ve lost that privilage.

They’d kinda have to if they go native right? SteamOS is immutable. Unless they go AppImage it’d be a weird deal to get installed.

I’m kida assuming they’ll use proton though for their app instead of going native though but I agree flatpak would be great to see

Ok, sure, no resting position is good, but I’ve had very little discomfort pacing while I read. Just walking in circles over and over page by page.

Obviously you get tired out by the walk at first but that goes away as it would with any regular light activity

Gonna be that asshole who suggests neovim. Same deal with the insane plugin community but we have more control and can do more stupid (and useful) shit.

I’ve been using it for laravel development for years (though with blade mainly) along with, on seperate repos, react and react native. The tailwind language server works well too

On the running commands on save yeah you can either use hooks or just overload the :w command to do whatever you want. If you take the later route, anything after a ! In command mode runs as a command in your default shell (non-interactive mode)

It’ll take some time to build out something to the level of vscode yourself but it’s been very worth it for me. I feel like the editor is an extension of myself. Yeah, ok, that sentence felt like a bit too much dick sucking even to me. Seriously though it may seem simplistic at first but with the right plugin setup I’ve yet to find anything I miss from vscode and I was an absolute unit of a power user on that thing.

Glad you’re able to adjust to a new workflow too because you’ll need to be if you take the plunge.

Anyway, hope you find something even if you don’t pick neovim. Just don’t pick Emacs or I swear to god I will cry

Nope It’s cellulose based, non toxic, and biodegradable atleast according to the people making it. No lead is mentioned.

Edit: cellulose not cellular

Nobody can force you to supply all your files. Any search must be specific and with particular intent. You don’t have to assist them either they have to get it themselves. If you’re worried about searches seizures fully encrypt your PC. Not that hard on windows and a a single checkbox on install with most Linux distros (also easy to do afterwards). You never have to provide a password.

You’re not going to be charged though unless you’re really hated by the police. Nor will you be caught if you use a VPN. It’s just not going to happen. What’s more likely is a civil suit from a company you’ve pirated from but even that’s incredibly unlikely unless you’re prolific with seeding your downloads.

Always remember cops are legally allowed to lie to you they can and do break the law and you should never speak to them more than legally needed. (Provide name\license maybe place of residence depending on where you are and the crime investigated) don’t talk to cops otherwise ask for a lawyer and keep asking until provided one. Doesn’t matter if it’s a traffic stop or murder case innocent or guilty

Ha get with the times old man it’s cachyos now. Even that’s getting old though I assume some new shit will come into the spotlight soon

My boy thinks he’s so cool. Friend this is Lemmy moderation. You are not machiavelli. Happy to be banned from all your comms freak boi

Edit: And there’s the bans

Here’s a link to the text in-case you want to get a bit freaky:

https://www.fs.usda.gov/wildflowers/beauty/ferns/reproduction.shtml

Curl is a tool used to ask servers and websites for information from the command line. It outputs this information to you directly as stdout instead of just downloading a file to a given location. You can use pipes and redirections to work with this though

Usually it’s used by developers.

Personally, I use it to get files from github or websites. If can also be used to send stuff to a server.

It’s a very simple tool that just sends the request and gives the answer. If you were to point it at a website you’d get back the code a browser would normally use to make the website on your end.

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Nah Kubuntu is fine. Look up the reasons people don’t like cononical to see if you personally care (I do but I’m weird) but sincerly kubuntu is chill.

If you’re new I can’t fully reccomend endeavor. Well made, great distro, but built for people who are ok with managing their system manually. If that’s your vibe though great choice. Want something that looks like Kubuntu, is easier to manage, not cononical, with a rolling release model? OpenSuse tumbleweed with KDE plasma is chill.

Still though nothing wrong with sticking to Kubuntu.

now switching to Gentoo on the other hand will make you 2x hotter

Nay

As long as they aren’t harrassing or breaking rules consistantly, and I’ve seen no evidence of such, I disagree with defederation.

Absolutely scum though

It won’t harm your system but it puts an undue burden on the repos. Just sudo pacman -Syu works perfectly

The double y forces a full database refresh which is rarely needed. One example of when it might be useful might be if you lost power during a dB upgrade.

Their devs constantly make mistakes that harm the ecosystem, they suggest poor practices, and are generally incompetent.

They ddosed the aur twice the second time the exact same way as the first. No solution was put into place to fix the root cause and it caused a major issue. They didn’t learn.

The lead arm Dev pushed an update to Asahi (trusted, due to their position) that broke the system for half of the users (those using xorg) showing the dev didn’t test it on xorg at all. The problem? They upped a version for a dependency which had nothing to do with their code. The issue was documented. This dev, their lead arm dev, didn’t check the docs before upoing the version. Didn’t test at all either. This is a lead dev. That’s their standard

Before asahi was released they claimed manjaro worked on the m1 macbooks with a marketing page and all shipping a random dev version of the Asahi kernal known to not even boot. This was lucky as if it could, the build had a chance to break the computer. What did they do this? Who knows.

They forgot to update their SSL certs 5 times telling people to change their system clocks the first time. You can automate SSL cert renewal by the way. It’s easy and takes at max twenty minutes if it’s not cooperating and you’ll never have to worry again. This shows, again, they’re not competant and don’t learn from their mistakes.

They suggested, and strongly defended, using sudo pacman -Syyu which forces a database refresh for every install. This is not likely ever needed unless something fucks up bad and puts unnecessary stress on the repos.

A lot more too but I’m sleepy. I rarely say a distro is a bad choice but manjaro is the strongest exception for me. You can’t trust their devs. Of course the entire AUR and update issue but that’s hit or miss on whether it effects you

If you want a semi rolling release like manjaro I’d suggest OpenSuse tumbleweed. Same release idea but with consistantly competant devs.

Manjaro is a wet fart. I don’t want them sitting in my lap man