oh you just reminded me of the a$ap rocky assault case from 2019 during trump I, wherein he personally called up the then-minister for state of sweden and threatened sanctions if the guy wasn’t released while at the same time offering to post bail. the minister had to explain to him that not only does sweden, like most democracies, not have a bail system, it is explicitly illegal for statesmen to attempt to influence the courts.

the committee is selected by parliament so it’s not like they have nothing to do with it.

why are you comparing manufacturing to inference? compare it to training.

no, but claude is, and it’s the main contributor to the repo.

forgive me father, for i have sinned.

i have once again fallen into the factorio hole.

surely this time i can beat space age.

hell yeah! then on to riven. remember that every puzzle has clues in the world, there is basically no trial-and-error at all in that series.

i’m glad they started working on it again, it went like two years without updates after amos left.

AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, copilot as contributor, an insanely long readme full of tables and emoji for a project that is just a couple of months old, solving a problem nobody who can read a man page has, posted by an account named after the project, with explicit disclosures in the post.

idk it’s unclear

that’s divx. xvid is h263, or mpeg-4 part 2. it’s all a bit muddled but xvid was started by divx as an open platform, it’s gplv2 but it uses a bunch of patented code.

like everything in the video world, it’s needlessly convoluted and bogged down by red tape.

xvid

1.1 and forward is night and day, yeah.

i mean in comparison to other open cad applications.

based on what metric?

oh also the openaec foundation endorsement means literally nothing, they didn’t exist three months ago, their website is all vibecoded, and they linkjacked the name of an existing organisation with the same name incorporated in japan.

what solver does it use?

claude is a co-auther, so yeah.

meh, that only applies to what, 5% of the world’s population?

it is. contracts can not make you go against the law.

i configured dyndns in my router and have it forward all traffic to a gateway vm running nginx and fail2ban. every service is on a subdomain so any attempt to fetch things from the main name gets banned.

nah. you’re actively blocked from doing it. if you run a vm and that information is in anyway visible, you get banned.