Maybe also some meeting poll software like https://framadate.org/

I don’t see why not, you just need to put a reverse proxy server in front of the services so all the services can be reached with the standard web ports. And domains/subdomains for the services.

It’s good. Used it for some NixOS governance stuff. It feels like a hybrid between chat and forum, so it’s good when you want to have semi-structured discussion but still want to stay on top of all topics.

What are you using for voice chat? As far as I know neither Zulip nor Foundry have native voice chat support.

For D&D we usually find it more convenient to keep our notes inside of foundry. I feel like foundry+Zulip+some CMS+some voice chat might be a bit tedious.

Mumble (I’ve installed a server a while ago and had no fucking idea how to do anything with it, certainly not to the point where I’d feel confident to invite people to it as a discord alternative)

First open source android app I’ve seen that requires Google Play Store.

Tell the users about your intentions to step down. If you don’t have a plan for succession, see if they come up with something or if someone steps up.

Remember there are worse outcomes than just abandoning the project. Officially handing it over to a malicious or incompetent maintainer would be worse. If someone really wants to take it over, they don’t need your permission. Announcing your departure is already more than a lot of projects do.

Caught my cat drinking from my tea.

Silly hooman your waste will attract predators.

If there is no license needed to throw open source project on the training data pile, then there is no case.

There are cases in the wild of LLMs straight up pasting the GPL into files unprompted.

If you have Linux in the training data, the outcome if at all remotely useful would likely include plagiarism.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Substantial_similarity

You listed a bunch of use cases for LLMs that aren’t plagiarism and they all seem to be better solved by different tools.

There are better suited tools than large language models for that, that run faster on regular laptop CPU than the roundtrip to the super computer in the AI data center.

Plagiarism is a form of copyright infringement if there are substantial similarities.

Open source licenses build on top of intellectual property laws.

If you study a code base then implement something similar yourself without attribution, there is a good chance that you are doing a form of plagiarism.

In other contexts like academic writing this approach might be considered a pretty clear and uncontroversial case of plagiarism.

Instead of trying to prevent LLM training on our code, we should be demanding that the models themselves be freed.

You can demand it but it’s not an pragmatic demand as you claim. Open weight models aren’t equivalent to free software, they are much closer proprietary gratis software. Usually you don’t even get access to the training software and the training data and even if you did it would take millions of capital to reproduce them.

But the resulting models must be freed. Any model trained on this code must have its weights released under a compatible copyleft license.

You can put into your license whatever you want but for it to be enforceable it needs to grant licensee additional rights they don’t already have without the license. The theory under which tech companies appear to be operating is that they don’t in fact need your permission to include your code into their datasets.

block the crawlers, withdraw from centralized forges like GitHub

Moving away from github has become a good idea since Microsoft has purchased it years ago.

You kind of need to block crawlers because of you host large projects they will just max out your servers resources, CPU or bandwidth whatever is the bottleneck.

Github is blocking crawlers too, they have restricted rate limits a lot recently. If you are using nix/nixos which fetches a lot of repositories from github you often can’t even finish a build without github credentials nowadays with how rate limited github has become.

https://merveilles.town/@prahou boosts his comics from Lemmy quite often.