pleroma.debian.social

Wouter Verhelst | @wouter@pleroma.debian.social

Debian Developer. husband. FOSDEM organizer. Tennis lover. Amateur musician.

If it ain't fun, you're not doing it right.

This is the sort of toxic behavior in open source development that pushes minorities (and especially women) out. It's theft of our work: it denies us the history of contributions to the project and improves their own "standing".

No one,
no one, gets into the nitty gritty of why someone seemingly "hasn't contributed". The more lines of code and commits that are attributed to @Gargron@mastodon.social, the more sway he has in the project. Anyone would just take a look and say "Oh, Gargron committed the most, it's his project".

This is
not "atypical" behavior. Almost every woman I know has had code stolen from them. I've had it happen numerous times at work (which then shows up as a lack of contributions at review time) and for open source projects.

It has real and lasting consequences, both for the community and for the person whose work has been stolen. It's fucked up, it's awful, and Emelia deserves better (we all do).

(cc
@thisismissem@hachyderm.io)

RE:
https://hachyderm.io/users/thisismissem/statuses/113465993207356999

@zhenech
Ah yes. The forever dilemma of "shall I spend time fixing someone else's bugs " πŸ˜‚

@zhenech
You can add a step in the role to force handlers to be processed at that point though...

@bert_hubert
De interessantste serieuze discussies zijn naar mijn mening soms degene die uit een grapje begonnen zijn, maar voel je vooral vrij om me te negeren als het je niet interesseert πŸ˜‰
@stroobl

@stroobl
Niet super groot nee, maar ook niet verwaarloosbaar. Ik heb in mijn home assistant geen detailmeting voor het fornuis, maar kan op de mains meting wel zien wanneer het fornuis aan staat. Het is meer dan noise.

Inderdaad geen uur aan 5kW, en natuurlijk is takeout duurder dan zelf koken (anders is of je eten shit of worden de koks niet betaald), maar da's een ander verhaal.
@bert_hubert

The board is incorrect. The OSI has corrupted the term Open Source by allowing those who want to propagate AIs that launder Open Source and proprietary code/data alike to do so under the banner of "Open Source". In particular, the so-called "Open Source AI" definition permits calling an AI "Open Source" even if it was trained on Open Source code or data and the license of its weights and outputs completely ignores the license of its training data.

This is an attempt to normalize the unacceptable practice of letting AI launder away the licenses of its training data, and to continue the practices of establishing "facts on the ground" that augur towards being able to continue ignoring the licenses of training data. The flagrant behavior of current AI training should not be allowed to continue, and should not be treated as a valid negotiating position from which to "compromise". Do not normalize the violation of Open Source licenses.

@stroobl
Alle verwarmingselementen verbruiken ontiegelijk veel stroom. Een electrisch fornuis kan makkelijk 5kW trekken als alles aan staat.
@bert_hubert

🐭 just found out that AI job interviews (where the computer interviews you) is a thing and I'm like, if they can't take the time to get a real guy to interview me, then I can't take the time to work at their place

@kinnison
In the world of open source, future you can also happen to be dome other person who gets ticked off enough by a bug you wrote in your 'good enough gor now' script to decide to sit down and fix it. And then maybe do that for other things, too.

And that's just fine!

@tubetime
So what's left is the acitor?

@b0rk
Sometimes it's the right thing to do though. You can run 'less -R' and the colour codes get passed through unmolested. Or you can redirect to a file and see the output as it was originally intended, later on.

Never when doing further processing though, of course.
@chrisgerhard

@tshepang
Belgium did away with their version of TV licences in the mid nineties, replacing it with direct subsidies coupled to various requirements (in terms of market reach and objectivity) as well as having elected politicians on the board of directors

It solved so many issues and made the public broadcaster become actually interesting...
@highvoltage

Them: "X happened. You won't believe what happened next!"
Next page: 45 minute monetized YouTube video of pictures with voice over and simultaneous text, making it impossible to get the answer except by forcing your way through it.
Me: yt-dlp for downloading the video, whisper for transcribing the voice over into text, chatgpt to summarize the text into 3 paragraphs. "Okay, so it was very boring then" πŸ™„

@ariadne
Thanks for the nerdsnipe 🀣
@jacqueline @whitequark @n0toose

me: mentions anything gendery
random: i don't want to hear about that shit
me: saves everyone time and blocks
random_alt: suck it i can still follow you on this other account.

do you want to see my bullshit or not? make your mind up.

@KaitlynEthylia
So you couldn't be a real programmer before Randall started doodling in his notebook in college, then? 😜

@k8vsy
KeepassXC, but shared via nextcloud

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