00:35 <InPhase> I installed a local copy of one of the top recommended local-runnable LLMs. It's actually pretty impressive at the conversational stuff. But... still terrible at OpenSCAD: https://bpa.st/24DVQ

00:36 <InPhase> That's a variant of nonsense I hadn't seen yet from an LLM with an OpenSCAD request. :)

00:37 <InPhase> Clearly we need to get to work on the new Christmas Tree menu feature of the gui.

02:14 <gbruno> [github] kintel pushed 7 modifications (Use gettext functionality from glib instead of directly from gettext) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/commit/8346b391975e97f2475250731551037ffe0af64c

02:16 <gbruno> [github] kintel opened pull request #4656 (Use gettext functionality from glib instead of directly from gettext) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/pull/4656

02:25 <gbruno> [github] kintel converted_to_draft pull request #4656 (Use gettext functionality from glib instead of directly from gettext) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/pull/4656

05:35 <J23k> InPhase  -i  is not even a command line parameter or?  - so can you ask it to write the packet manager?

05:40 <J23k> that is really some dilbert management stuff  -  i tell you how it should work (UX) .. maybe oSCAD  need an update for this

13:49 <linext> i saw this distribute c/c++ compiler on a news site: https://www.distcc.org/

13:59 <kintel> I haven't seen distcc come up in a long time. I remember it used to be pretty cool back when compilers were super slow ~20 years ago. Xcode on macOS even had an option to turn it on on workstations, making offices mini-compile farms on idle CPUs

14:11 <lf94> Yeah I saw this too but didn' bother clicking

15:05 <guso78> looks exciting. i am just wondering, how it works behind the scenes. espcially i am wondering, how it actually transfers source code and *all* types of intermediate and final result files between the computers and finally: how to make sure inside Makefile that a file is used before its available on the local filesystem

15:27 <Scopeuk> hmm he left, they document on there that they use suns distributed computing tool kit

15:56 <lf94> guso78_: probably just tcp/ip

17:28 <joseph_> teepee kintel: I have been clearing disk space on my Windows laptop, installing relevant updates (especially latest GPU driver) and of course the build dependencies. I'm about to be busy for a couple hours, but later today I will check for the presence of rendering artifacts with both master and #4330 using Windows.

17:37 <kintel> joseph_ Cool. The rendering artifacts should also be quite visible on Linux