I would like to see tech related educational institutions incorporate contributing to open source as part of their curriculum. A lot of these institutions are funded by the government anyway, so it would make sense to support the technology running your country which funds you.

> I would like to see tech related educational institutions incorporate contributing to open source as part of their curriculum

As long as we avoid drowning maintainers with review requests, I'm in.

This reminds me a lot of REBOL

REBOL/Red is very different though, no types and blocks are not executed by default.

I could speculate that someone in the past had the business mindset to create thousands of accounts over multiple sites and offers the ability to loan them out for a period of time.

So what kind of source code can be so difficult to understand?

I've always wanted to get my hands on the Championship Manager 92/93 source code to see what gave it its "soul". What made that version so special.

Is it really local? Why does it mention an API key, or is that optional?

See here:

https://github.com/localgpt-app/localgpt/blob/main/src%2Fage...

So it went from being a social manipulation tool of one county to another and ownership changed hands.

Is this getting popular because of Trump's shenanigans?

This would be nice for a Linux phone.

Way ahead of its time. Some kind of rain cover and maybe flip the wheel combination around and it would make a sweet ev for the bike lanes.

There was a rain cover available, but it was a little...basic:

https://95octane.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/sinclair_c5_...