Unlock the power of Large Language Models with Ollama CLI!
Perfect for developers, data scientists, and AI enthusiasts.
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#Ollama #CLI #LLM #AI #TechLatest #MachineLearning #CommandLine #AIModels #OpenSource #DeepLearning
Have a couple of questions regarding a software project and how to better publish and distribute it.
Wrote a lot of code in #RustLang, which is released for some time now. (https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/AdeptVeritatis/pw-videomix) I can build the binary and run it.
But I don't know, how to handle the "large" program files. 20MiB is not much. But stored in a repository, it clogs up the pipelines.
The repository grew to a size of more than 100MiB.
Shrinking gave a size of a bit more than 1MiB.
1/5
rkingett forked rkingett/docs from buttondown/docs https://github.com/rkingett/docs #OpenSource
@Recherchebuero_Schaumburg was für eine quatschige Antwort da von #Bitkom bzgl. #Digitalisierung verlangsamen. Die #Steuergelder sind dann ja nicht einfach weg. Sondern die #EU kann und tut die dann ja auch in digitale Produkte in der EU wieder reinstecken und fördern. Und wenn man dann gezielt #OpenSource fördert, z.B. via @nlnet, @zendis, @PrototypeFund etc. wird dann auch nix am Endprodukt teuerer. Und nebenbei stärkt man dann noch die eigene, #DigitaleSouveränität.
Ugh, Python got over 500 #GSoC applications this year and so many of them are absolutely trash, didn't follow any of the instructions. Most years about half of our applications are like this. But usually we have a lot fewer applicants and the submissions were blank files not plausible AI nonsense.
So I'm stuck reading hundreds of incredibly low quality nonsensical submissions today in hopes to take some workload off my other unpaid volunteer mentors. This is not the volunteer gig I signed up for 15 years ago when it was mostly working with new contributors and not their AI chatbots and I'm grumpy.
Integrating #Linux, #OpenStack and #Kubernetes — also known as the #OpenInfra Blueprint — is a popular architectural trend to ensure that your full stack is #opensource.
Running this combination in production? Share your story: https://openinfrafoundation.formstack.com/forms/openstack_case_study_openinfra_blueprint
Video published
Ready, Set, Drupal: Simplifying Development with Feature Recipes / Drupal Development / Richard Gaunt
https://youtu.be/-h2Clcicb5U
DrupalSouth Melbourne 2025 conference
12 March 2025
See other videos: https://drupalsouth.org/events/drupalsouth-melbourne-2025/schedule
#Drupal #DrupalSouth #OpenSource #DrupalCMS #SplashAwards #Drupal11
@verymetalsite I used #debian between 2003 to 2015 on and off, and it's a wonderful distro, sometimes I just try other distros, and I saw mint was very easy to use so I stayed
I also used #slackware in 1999 was my first linux and 2000 redhat and mandrake
#gentoo around 2010 and #freebsd too, maybe I just like #opensource
Die Bundeswehr hat sowas auf dem Schirm und will auf Open Source umstellen?
Wer hat Pistorius abgefüllt und ihn eingelullt?
Heftig!
#opensource #digitalisierung
Lessons from open source in the Mexican government
—@LWN
｢ It is surprising to many who think of Mexico as a manufacturing and assembly nation that the country does actually produce a lot of technology, he said. Much of what was being produced within the government, though, was being siphoned off by the private sector; more recently, that is changing, so that the government can package and even sell its IT development ｣
FreeDOS 1.4 is here
MS-DOS was closed source for the longest time. In 1994, Jim Hall decided to create an open source alternative: FreeDOS. It has matured to version 1.4.
Framework for AI agents: MCP Gateway links AI with data sources and apps
The MCP Gateway implements a protocol for interactions in AI agents. Meanwhile, CEO Levine is planning AI agents that build complex software from voice input.
FreeDOS 1.4 ist da
MS-DOS war die längste Zeit Closed Source. 1994 beschloss Jim Hall, eine Open-Source-Alternative aufzulege: FreeDOS. Es ist zu Version 1.4 gereift.
For AI to be truly Open Source, it must uphold the same principles that have defined Open Source software for over two decades. There is no “80% open” or “open enough.” The freedom to use, study, modify, and share isn’t negotiable. It’s either there, or it isn’t. https://opensource.org/blog/there-are-no-degrees-of-open-why-openness-is-binary #OpenSource
World Plone Day 2025 is almost here!
On April 10, join the global Plone community for 24 hours of content celebrating this powerful open-source CMS.
Whether you're a developer, content editor, or just curious about Plone, this event is for you!
Where? On the official Plone YouTube channel
When? April 10, 2025
Don’t miss it — https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGN9BI-OAQkTGEOiib41eK1aKNnPfiyAu
Gitea 1.23.7 is out now!
This important update includes essential fixes and improvements—upgrading ASAP is highly recommended for all users!
More details: https://blog.gitea.com/release-of-1.23.7/
Does data-visualization-hunger even exist?! 
Pro tip: start with the last examples if you want to make your dataset happy ASAP…. and maybe feed your own chart cravings too!
#ECharts #Apache #OpenSource #Visualization #Library #javascript
https://echarts.apache.org/examples/en/index.html#chart-type-gauge
New Open-Source Tool Spotlight 
TinyAuth is a lightweight authentication backend that integrates seamlessly into your project with minimal setup. It supports password hashing (bcrypt, argon2) and JSON Web Tokens (JWT). Perfect for those prioritizing simplicity without sacrificing security. #Authentication #OpenSource
Project link on #GitHub https://github.com/steveiliop56/tinyauth
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Rust Is Looking For Your Feedback To Help Guide Its Future
—@phoronix
｢ The Rust Vision Survey announced today has goals of working to understand where Rust is at today and to identify high-level areas where the project should be going as they move forward. It's a non-goal to figure out specific designs or feature recommendations but they are looking at higher-level aspects as they look at Rust moving into the future ｣
