Try the other side of bed perhaps?

remember not everyone speaks english fluently

I’m curious, what’s an example?

What happens to the California economy if they can’t use Debian? Could it survive that?

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Hmmm, it’s C++

Not sure if it’s clear, but I’m not doing the patching - my dependency is.

Updated post to make it clearer.

I’m writing a library, to be distributed, and the library I’m depending on - that patches - is also intended to be distributed.

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and some jokes just aren’t funny

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Does clean rooming also work the other way round? Where open source models can reverse engineer proprietary binaries, upon which one can make “clean” open source copies?

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If I’d bought when you said this, things would be a little different

Sometimes I just want to use a particular tool, and care less what I’m making with it.

I rarely get this pleasure at work.

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It will run faster if your local machine is faster than the cloud, but otherwise it’s the same. I don’t think I tried starting CI from my machine, per se, I would instead point codeberg to my machine, push to codeberg, and codeberg would send the job to my local runner. You probably can do it entirely locally.

The main benefit for me was that I can run CUDA workflows without needing to pay extra for GPUs. I’ve not really thought about what happens if you want to deploy to an architecture you don’t own. I can’t recall what architectures they provide.

Note this is with woodpecker CI. I think they’re migrating to a new CI at some point.

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I had a pleasant experience moving my project from github to codeberg. CI is nicer in codeberg because of local runners; easy to migrate too