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You may need to add a SOUL.md as per Hermes documentation that I don't have handy right now. Ask you hermes to do it for you. It really improved my interactions with it.

Why so?

Speaking of Vizio, what happened to the SFC vs Vizio GPL violation case? Last time I checked : https://www.dlapiper.com/en/insights/publications/2024/01/sf...

I'm really happy with Matrix chat. But it's more of a protocol than a sole implementation. The good people at Element are pretty neat too.

Thanks, I really appreciate it.

how compliant is Tesla to GPL? Last time I checked things didn't look that good: https://sfconservancy.org/blog/2023/dec/21/tesla-no-source-c...

as far as I've seen a high number of comments in a HN post will impact it's ranking.

to my understanding that is a feature designed to limit flamewars, of course I might be mistaken.

Maybe the product isn't the car but the stock.

Alicja has made a great ecplainer on our work it's pretty amazing to see her contributions.

I wish there would be an appliance manufacturer that would actually hire developers to create and maintain Home Assistant.

He did had monetary incentives to be biased. /s

can you provide a overview of what Coqui is? I tried to find a bit but I'm on the move and have trouble navigating the site.

but apparently the snake charger or the quick battery change infrastructure or the robotaxis... never came to fruition.

If I remember correctly the andon cord was first introduced in the USA by Toyota on the same factory many Teslas are build.

It's been a while since last time I've seen her, is she okay?

true, the way I see it, we need libre software, hardware, data but IMHO we also need lots of people from diverse backgrounds (professional, cultural, you name it) to share these ideas into the public sphere.

I have to admit that my grievances were mostly about Greek academics.

there might be financial and political aspects to that, including those of the major investors of Twitter as a private company

I'm Greek, I've been to the National museum of Athens several times and love the mechanism, the replication attemps, etc Clickspring though has actually made me understand and feel the challenges to build that thing. My personal view (please take it with a tablespoon of salt) is that Clickspring has made further contributions in understanding the underlying technological challenges than many academic papers and diatribes have done.

Maybe that's the plan all along.

wasn't Elizabeth Holmes (of Theranos fame) in the 30 under 30 list?

Do we count the Citroen ami as a car or not?

My native language is Greek but I have been involved in translating stuff from English to Greek before.

Most translators in open-source projects are pretty familiar with English. Usually they have a technological or background so English is a must. Often we struggle with translating terms into our very own language because at least in some cases they may sound a bit weird.

I personally tend to use English UIs in the software I use because it reduces the cognitive load off trying to figure out the exact term at hand, but for my 85yo mom that struggles with very basic stuff yeah I'm glad she has the choice to use Greek.

Many celebrated prowess based solely on the fact of the perceived valuation of wealth.

Wasn't that the little handheld the kid (John Connor) in Terminator 2 used? I envied this thing so much as a kid.

edit & update: answer is yes! Wikipedia article confirms it in the "popular culture" section

Maybe an off-topic comment.

I'm not a native English speaker and I tend to use the LiveCaption application in Linux when I attend English speaking online meetings. Would love to have the opportunity to have subtitles in my native language (Greek) too while doing so.

I tend to file bug reports all the time on the Linux systems I work with because that's the least I can do to assist the developers of the open source projects involved.

What did they do?