/var/tmp/portage/media-gfx/inkscape-1.3.2-r2/work/inkscape-1.3.2/src/3rdparty/2geom/include/2geom/path.h:846:20: error: no member named 'unique' in 'std::shared_ptr<Geom::PathInternal::PathData>'
Why is it always C++ that breaks like this.
@p @NEETzsche Tarball? With a Changelog?
Just $lang_pkg publish
at some random commit point, what do you mean you want it's exact Source Code?
(Of all the things to not enforce with the git integrations pretty much all those things have…)
@p
When I started using Python in 2008, your app ran everywhere Python did. Period. Any Linux distro, every weird niche OS, OS X, even Windows after installing a single msi.
It also meant that your app could be very small and easy to distribute.
Now, every fucking Python application, no matter how small, basically has to install an entire "distribution" of Python, kept entirely separate from the rest of the system, if for no other reason than there's massive breaking changes every version, they've committed themselves to a new version every two years (I believe), and so you can only use the system Python if you're willing to use a very, *very* narrow window of systems and release versions.
This is the direct result of no longer being able to tell people "No, fuck off" in online spaces without getting targeted and harassed on social media, oddly enough by the people who claim to be against harassment.
@NEETzsche @lanodan
@p
Another fun thing about using Python for any kind of ML/AI application is, let's say you have three different projects.
All three will be installing 10GB of tensorflow or tamingtransformers or pytorch or whatever, a few more GB of kernels for your GPU, and so on.
Each.
No opportunity to share unless you just so happen to be using a deduplicating filesystem. Even then, you'll still be downloading them again.
@i @NEETzsche @lanodan
@r000t @i @p by the fucking nine and i plan on doing ml/ai @lanodan @NEETzsche
@i @r000t @p @lanodan @NEETzsche wew, crisp font rendering