nevetv2.55.0.windows.5 installer always bundles OpenSSH, also overwrites previously saved choice of ExternalOpenSSH · Issue #6374 · git-for-windows/git
NeXeNgotta review those llm contribs
ParaWas it Claude Code which ships with a copy of LibreOffice.
Parabig number must go up
nimajehm, for some reason I expect that 'copy' being a reimplementation primary guided by the original source code from the training set, but still with some diffrences, don't ask me why I have that expectation…
ParaNo, it's literally just a copy of the executables and dll:s.
ParaAs if someone piped the installer to project dir, did git add * and punched it onwards.
dreamrealnevet's about to get gitlab support :D
Paraforgejo next
dreamrealWell, if I can support github AND gitlab, adding other forges is relatively easy
node1Hi.
dreamrealhi node1
node1hello dreamreal what you doing?
dreamrealnothing of much import
Paraforgejo is codeberg and lots of self-hosted ones (and technically speaking most giteas as well) so it'd be merely logical :)
dreamrealPara: the difference is that I have projects on github and gitlab, but not gitea, etc., so any request to do so is external and ephemeral :D
dreamreali.e., when I see someone with an actual need for their support, it'll be relatively easy to add
node1How is Java doing?
dreamrealuntil then it's YAGNI
dreamrealnode1: fantastically! ... as it's pretty much always done
node1I am looking for paid projects to work on JAVA worked alot on Python
dreamrealjava's biggest challenge came from a possible perl5/python2 stagnation, but it avoided the problem
dreamrealI'm not entirely sure HOW but hey
dreamrealhmm, that's something worth researching and documenting, I think
node1I am looking for a java work.
dreamrealnode1: we saw. That's not really this kind of channel. People hire here, but it's not a "hi, hire me" process. You get hired by showing up and interacting and demonstrating your competency and approach.
dreamrealWe *network*, we don't *filter* based on resumes or CVs.
dreamrealAnd while you may be the rock star we've all been looking for, there are people we *know* who are looking for jobs - and they're far easier to trust. Because we know them. So become known. Then if an opportunity shows up where you're the right fit, you get shortlisted. That's how networking works.
ParaThis is also a global channel, so it'd be very much too complex to hire random people from IRC for most.
dreamrealAnd if you show yourself as a jerk - surely a remote possibility - well, that means something too.
dreamrealPara: worth noting: I got my current job from IRC. :D
Paradreamreal: ssshh, I've been recruited over IRC once as well
dreamrealI've done it multiple times. networking is networking. The specific network is not especially relevant.
dreamrealslack, discord, IRC, whatever
node1I'm not new here. I've been on IRC for more than 20 years and have worked with a few IRC/Freenode communities.
node1You could check my nick registeration.
node1I understand what you're saying about becoming known and demonstrating competency
node1I've built several full-stack projects, mainly in Python and some in C. You can see my work at computelabs.in. It is also a real business and generates revenue. If you'd like to know more about me professionally, I can share my LinkedIn as well.
node1And yes, I'm a trusted person you can trust me
node1my project is up now
dreamrealhave you been in THIS channel
dreamrealNobody's questioning your IRC cred, it's that we don't know you
dreamrealand nothing says "I'm trustable" like someone TELLING you they're trustable :D
node1. No, I haven't been active in this particular channel for long. I was mainly hang in linux python and electronics
node1and other channel
node1saying it doesn't prove anything. I'll let my actions and contributions speak for themselves. I'm happy to stick around and get to know everyone here.