Pushing as much of the costs of generated AI onto the contributor is 100% the right way to do this. There has been a substantial shift towards generated code. Which might be temporary depending on your belief system but we are in the world we are in right now.
Contributors using LLMs should have a burden of proof higher than that of traditional contributors. This includes tests, recordings, proofs, discussion, etc.
1 pam configuration mistake or one programming mistake in it. However if you can comfortably boot a live usb and fix it, and test it in qemu it should be no problem.
Oh look like pam_time exists…
https://askubuntu.com/questions/631569/pre-scheduled-daily-lock-out-periods
https://linux.die.net/man/8/pam_time
https://linux.die.net/man/5/time.conf
Seems minimal enough.
goreleaser to help with the “where can I get the binaries” problem?
Cognitive surrender for productivity?
You could break your system, but maybe a pam module could make your username/pass not work during particular times.
If we got rid of computers, and paint brushes that would be a good start.
tl;dr china is throwing a tantrum around usa stating that it might investigate sanction evasion. There are no good guys here.
Yeah it’s definitely targeted at graduates making their first contributions / building a portfolio, but not for anything sustained.
Don’t call centers already have similar technology available?
There is a lot but I think you will find a lot of them more enterprise focused rather than consumer. For apps installed to home, why aren’t you preserving your /home partition? For system apps, could you create an image? (Although it should be basically a one liner?) There is a lot of missing detail, why are you reinstalling, what distribution(s)?
It’s probably better to write a script in a repo that downloads and installs everything…
Then for configuration files create a dotfiles repo. I use chezmoi but there are a bunch of solutions for this.
I would like to know too. But I guess it really depends on a per app level b/c of libraries, frameworks, and languages/runtimes.
You can (and generally do) install gentoo in a Chroot, I recommend using btrfs with subvolumes on your current install, then switching when everything works, that way you can roll back.
But since you’re on arch you probably already know a fair chunk of what is necessary.
jdownloader seems pretty close to “internet download manager”
Also I prefer yt-dlp over youtube-dl
https://goreleaser.com/ does Rust now… But it’s binary focused but probably what the guy is doing…
For go Debian has: https://go-team.pages.debian.net/ I would imagine there is something similar for rust?
Being open source helps a lot, however he should probably source help for each distro. He is right that it’s a pain but I’m not sure his reasons are.