@lo_osservatore@ultimoranet È molto distopico, però credo che si puniscano entrambi. Rimane comunque che il pedone sulle strisce ha sempre la precedenza.
The thing with these "projects" is that nobody actually cares about them. MS Office's main customers are companies that pay not just for the software itself, but also for support and 3 decades of continuous development. No one wants these rip-offs. In one month, it will be a forgotten, unmaintained project.
I’ve just published an article about Fusibile 🦀
It started from a simple idea:
What if SFTP, S3, SMB, WebDAV, Kubernetes, and other remote filesystems could just look like normal local folders?
That led from RemoteFs, to remotefs-fuse, and finally to Fusibile: a CLI that mounts remote filesystems locally via FUSE/macFUSE/Dokany.
In the article, I explain how the whole stack works, why UID/GID handling gets weird, and how protocol abstraction eventually turned into an actual mounted filesystem.
https://t.co/RGuzDnq1ni
Why have #Rust Conferences become irrelevant to me?
Higher prices, increasingly corporate audiences, recycled, polished Rust-adoption talks, fewer weird ideas, less community energy.
Rust conferences used to make me go home wanting to build something.
Now I mostly go home bored, unable to name a single keynote I've attended.
I wrote about why I think that happened: https://t.co/SBDziQ81FH
@alecavalotti@alessandricci La gente romperebbe il cazzo anche se fosse gratis. Magari pagano dazn 45 euro al mese, 100 euro al mese di sigarette, però il Telepass manco gratis.
@Punx2323@ilpost Ora pure i motocicli non vanno bene. Io propongo di vietare tutto, pedoni inclusi. Lasciamo legali solo le audi che sfanalano per superare in autostrada
@CryptoCyberia Quite pointless to blame Claude or Rust. You can write shit in every language.
If bun guys vibecoded the porting of an entire codebase without proper testing, it's their fault.
@k65b29zsgw@Noninfluente sai quanti ne ho seppelliti di gente che mi ha preso per il culo per Rust. Vai a vedere i bilanci alla Camera di Commercio, poi chiamami.
@G_Bertuzzi@Noninfluente La taglio tranquillo. Sono cresciuto in campagna e ho trascorso 20 estati ad aiutare la mia famiglia. Casomai sarai tu, con la terza media e la disoccupazione, a casa a scrivere troiate su X.
One of the biggest hurdles for new smista․ai users is configuration.
Since smista․ai routes your prompts, it needs to understand your models and routing rules. But expecting users to spend hours learning its configuration schema is asking too much.
So I built an interactive, visual configuration editor.
It’s live now on the smista․ai website: https://t.co/trTGR3yWP7
I have decided to post a better-structured analysis than yesterday's raging post about #Codeberg's update to their Terms of Service.
In my article, I go through why their update is de facto a ban on any LLM-generated content, and the reasons that make that a political statement, more than a reasonable choice to prevent spam.
Also, while their ban on cryptocurrency-related projects may sound reasonable, it can actually ban many other projects that just have an arguable connection to cryptocurrencies. Is a tool which manipulates transactions on an exchange, which also trades cryptos, a cryptocurrency project? Who knows, the ToS are extremely vague about it.
Find the full article on my blog:
https://t.co/1r0sOb13Nd
#codeberg has apparently joined the no-AI movement.
Last week, they updated the ToS stating that "LLM-generated content is being restricted".
All of this is being justified with "these projects have an unclear copyright status". Clowns, I say.
A niche platform that is going to become even more dead than it already is.
For me, no-AI is just another form of extremism, so deleting my account is an easy go.
The first public alpha of smista․ai is here.
Today, we are releasing smista 0.1.0-alpha.1: the first version you can actually install and use.
It brings the work from the previous development updates into one end-to-end product:
- an interactive CLI and local router in a single binary.
- deterministic, human-readable routing policies.
- remote providers and local Ollama models.
- streamed execution.
- file and shell tool approvals.
- workspace-scoped sessions.
- routing previews and explainable model selection.
This is an alpha, and it should be treated as one. Interfaces will change, rough edges are expected, and it has barely been tested outside our own workflows.
But it is ready for people who want to try policy-driven model routing, break things and help shape what comes next.
Install it on macOS or Linux:
curl -sSLf https://t.co/MoCpOGJ6cG | sh
Or for Windows:
irm https://t.co/McL2ognyfT | iex
Read the announcement and get started: https://t.co/TaJMoBOxfr