Ok… I guess…
I mean, I gotta say, I’ve been a professional developer for over 20 years now, and also using LLMs as a senior dev, to help with day to day stuff, and development. Never have anything like that ever seemed like a way to make things easy to develop.
It is most certainly not easy to understand as a human, and to figure out.
Here’s a tip:
Writing good code, is about writing it for the next human, not for the machine.
Why are those files just not in the repo then, so it is easy to see what is going on? Why the “clever” script to make them?
Why is it a shell script that makes Python scripts? Im definitely not running that on my machine
DHH should climb into a cave, and stay there.
I have had that happen to me on my Opensuse Tumbleweed with KDE and wayland. When it happens, it is because of Nvidia drivers. I have pinned mine, to an earlier version.
Yes. It is called blink
My first thought exactly
Yeah. its really good stuff 🖖
Ok fair enough. Where I’m from, that is not the case.
I dont know. People maybe dont like showing support for minorities.
Required or pressured? Is that the same as encouraged in your world?
What we do in our office, to make sure everybody feels supported, is to have rainbow decorations, and badges and stuff for people to wear.
You could wear a rainbow badge, to show that you support, and so he knows to feel safe. You can also encourage others to wear a rainbow badge, or lanyard or something else, to show that he can feel safe.
Reminds me of this star trek rap
Awesome!
Some laptops have a BIOS setting for sleep mode. Windows or Linux. I have had a Lenovo with this setting.
If you pasted something long, you could possible switch to a terminal (ctrl+alt+f2 or something), and kill the process.
Or you could grab another machine, and ssh into yours to kill the process.
It was in a subfolder. Probably a mistake.
GPL
https://github.com/neuromorph/openbar/blob/main/openbar%40neuromorph/LICENSE
I have tries the same on Ubuntu. It was also the desktop that had gotten removed, because if pipewire. Silly computer.
It is not structured in a way that is easily understandable, or quick to get an overview over.
It’s one big mess of code, all piled together.