rsync unfortunately doesn't do relinking at all, so I can't use it as a generic replacement for cp.

Relinking?

I assume they typoed reflinking, a way of doing CoW-based copying of file contents.

I was under the impression it could do that, I think I build a snapshotting mechanism using this.

rsync does not have the ability to copy a file using the filesystem's copy-on-write feature. This is unlike cp, which has the --reflink flag. Here's the bug report on GitHub which the developers closed as "won't fix for now":

https://github.com/RsyncProject/rsync/issues/119#issuecommen...

In rust you cannot mutate anything that is being read basically. The borrow checker enforces this.

So an iterator takes an immutable reference to the vector and mutation requires a mut ref, and you can't have both at the same time.

I'm able to run qwen 3.6 35b a3b with my rtx 2060 super which also has 8gb of vram. It's a very capable model, not as smart as a frontier model but it is still very useful.

I use an 6bit quant and get around 20 tokens per second.

yeah and I'm a Navy seal with over 300 confirmed kills etc.

git-shell is actually made for this exact situation. it does allow uploading git repos I think so you can't open it to the public, maybe there's a way to configure it though to not allow that.

For learning? You can use llms to help you with stuff and still learn new things in the process. Its really surprising that so many people don't understand this.

Are people really out there just mass copy pasting llm code without even trying to understand it! lol

yikes that in a minimal configuration costs ~700 euros or whatever the currency is by default.

You could get a much more powerful system for a lot less.