Cursor will run anything called git.exe when you open it, but it isn't the only one. As a fork of VS Code, Cursor has inherited this behavior from its questionable parentage.
https://discourse.ifin.network/t/remember-that-cursor-git-exe-bug-its-in-vscode-too/665
Damn. This quote from Linus Torvalds is... well... damning.
In response to a discussion around use of generative AI as it relates to contributions to the Linux code base, Linus (creator and lead contributor to Linux) firmly states that AI contributions are welcome.
But then he goes on and concludes with this:
"The kernel project has been and will continue to be about the technology.
Sure, the social angle of working on open source is important and often a very motivating part of the project, but in the end that's a side benefit, not the _point_ of the project.
This is *NOT* some kind of "social warrior" project, never has been, and never will be.
In the kernel community we do open source because it results in better technology, not because of religious reasons.
And so we make decisions primarily based on technical merit. Not fear of new tools.
Linus"
A lot of us are on Linux specifically because of the social and political positives. Closed source is control. Open source is democracy.
Linus doing the typical tech-bro "i don't think of politics, I only think of tech" harkens back to any number of "science without ethics" atrocities.
Linus is and has always been a tech-bro (or proto tech bro). He has his throne of power and is happy where he is. Other tech-bros want money and influence. They're all the same.
But Linus is wrong.
Tech is politics.
And his stance and guiding influence with Linux is wrong.
Linus just made a political statement and has shifted the politics and societal approach of Linux.
@tinker The end result will be predictable. At some point some dufus will create a pull request with some terrible/dangerous LLM created code that manages to slip past review and the Linux community will pay the price.
This is the reality of tech-bro leadership.
In which I attend, 9 days apart, a World Cup match and a minor-league ballgame, enjoy both, and feel kind of guilty about that enjoyment: https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/2026/07/10/Summer-Sports
Dr. Olaf Siebrecht, Experte für Parkplätze
@derexperte John Hurt‘s best performance imo
Ten young #Trump voters reflect on how it‘s going. I don‘t want to say more. #GiftArticle #GiftLink
Skimming the rest of BSNES's image-postprocessing OpenGL shaders...
There's a fancy 5-pass upscaling filter accentuating various features.
There's a 2-pass + advanced antialising "xBR" filter which accentuates various edges in YCbCr colourspace.
There's a shader which essentially encodes & immediately decodes PAL video signals.
And by far the most-complex filter is called "CRT Royale"! See next toot...
1/2!
So what do we do about this? In recent research, @elipariser and @angelquicksey suggest that a hybrid public square is possible, but only if humans + agents are guided with explicit rules and transparency.
This could be a viable third path, but only if we act now.
I think @twinkl.social@bsky.brid.gy found the solution to doomscrolling: a cursor that makes you stop scrolling and flail it around for OOH PRETTY AND SHINY WEEE
Sorry, I will not be reading your posts today, I will be too busy flailing the cursor
There is a growing debate about the future of the internet: will it be fully compromised by bots? Can humans and AI-powered agents coexist online?
This question is not exactly hypothetical, it's already happening: recent data from Pangram Labs found 41% of longer posts on LinkedIn in recent months were flagged as fully AI content.
Liberté d’expression en Tunisie : Recul alarmant sous le joug du décret 54 et de l’article 86
(Sondes Zarrouki)
re: On BDLs
@jaredwhite
@onepict
Software and FLOSS are cultural artifacts made by crowds.
Every attempt to separate those folks from other social places (like with elitist stance) pave a path to a throne.
We need to better consider social configuration like at café Karanfil (Berlin), café Theodore (Lokemo) and many others around the world.
I talked with fundacion karisma https://fundacionkarisma.org/
former director about how now she's involved into knitting and repair meetings with youngsters while she went from human rights, privacy and floss.
And I'm also thinking about many organisations into apc.org network.
I mean : right now mainstream floss scene is totally western biased and We are paying a heavy price for this individualistic libertarianism at the courts of the various dukes and kings.
But in many liminalities various beautiful social configurations are doing great things.
(Sorry it's quite a bit chaotic toot but I'm with our newborn right now 😊).
Mural next to the new location of The Stud at Folsom and Langston. Designed by Tanya Wischerath, it is inspired by a mural by Chuck Arnett which was featured in a 1964 Life magazine article on Homosexuality in America. #queerart #streetart
PRATO: “ATTACCO AL DIRITTO DI SCIOPERO, CHI NON VUOLE I PICCHETTI VUOLE LA SCHIAVITU'” https://www.radiondadurto.org/2026/07/16/prato-attacco-al-diritto-di-sciopero-chi-non-vuole-i-picchetti-vuole-la-schiavitu/ #News
@standard-reader.app is an all-in-one place to view posts from your favorite writers on the AT Protocol. View @pckt.blog@bsky.brid.gy, @leaflet.pub@bsky.brid.gy and @offprint.app@bsky.brid.gy articles in a clean, minimal interface.
Pythonistas - is pyenv in or out of favour for versioning? I am getting conflicting views.
And do you check in the the expected Python version file? (I seem to remember using a .pyenv in the top level project directory, but that's fallen from favour?)
RE: https://mastodon.social/@dansup/115701582473259570
I would still trade it all just to have you back, buddy ❤️
may we meet again
@dansup my sentiments.
@RosaCtrl One of the most important insights I had was to understand economic/business patterns like https://gwern.net/complement and then apply them to things like e.g. Google open-sourcing Android