fourthark

I don't know when semantic versioning was invented, but it only became prominent in the last decade. Graphviz is from the 90s.

Still, it's great to see new maintainers with bold ideas.

As GP says, no one really cares, but it seems hard to satisfy SA... even if you are pasting into open source, is your license compatible with CC?

Perhaps I'm over-thinking this.

Typically these days you have to watch about 15s of the ad. Seems involuntary but the ads take this into account, "can I get you to play this fake simulation of the game inside the ad, or are you just going to click close?"

Unclear from the repo who is sponsoring it.

It’s inevitable because we don’t want hours of slip on Earth and eventually we will move to other planets which certainly don’t want Earth leap seconds.

But doesn’t this mean that 20 people behind you see where you are going, your flier points, etc?

I’d find that embarrassing, personally.

The desperate American search for irony where there is none.

Or the food in the last one.

The detail breaks down.

The ash above Mt Rainier looks more like mountains.

Generally, judging validity just by whether a few phrases were kept seems pretty loose. I know, it would take incredible AI and might be completely subjective to decide whether the meaning is still there. But I didn't like that it seemed I could completely mangle the text and it would say great job as long as it was short and still had those phrases.

I was trying to be charitable. :)

Loyalty becomes the main criterion.

I have mixed feelings about this, but I can see why employers might want this.

Parent comments argued that Google is liable for allowing the cult to discriminate against non cult members.

Are they talking specifically about simulated annealing here, or is this a more general observation?

I think it's unfortunate that they reused the term... there's almost nothing in common between the disciplines.

That's not very old in the scale of things!

There was the famous example where Copilot regenerated some John Carmack code verbatim with cussing comments, presumably because that code had been copied many times already.

Somewhere I read about GPT-3 committing clear plagiarism in English text, too, i.e. drawing way too much from one source and reproducing it.