[squid-dev] Squid AI integration and development
Eliezer Croitoru
ngtech1ltd at gmail.com
Sat Sep 19 15:12:33 UTC 2026
Hey,
I was wondering about a couple things related to the AI advancements that
are happening in the past years and their contribution to users and
development of the squid-cache project.
I am not an AI expert but rather trying to keep my head over the AI torrent.
There are development tasks in the Squid-Cache project which I believe can
speed up these days.
Also the Squid Admins can benefit from these advancements and also allow
them to discuss more and work less.
In the past I have been publishing a story or something nice article
whenever a squid release was out.
Also, I have been asking questions here for years and I got great responses
and a very respectful voice.
While this is true, from time to time I tried to probe how the users list
look at religion in general.
And why?
Because, there are different squid users and many of them are religious.
I do not have access to different kinds of people and beliefs where I'm
living and for some reason.
I do want to take a specific aspect about the different use cases of
religious users.
If it's possible I would like to discuss the specific "technical" features
of squid in relation to a specific belief and maybe even religion.
I indeed can talk to an AI tool about these subjects, but, why?
It's indeed a "technical" list, but why not talk respectively and patiently
about related subjects?
And why? Since I believe squid is a tool, but, it's a tool for us who live
in this world.
If Squid is merely a tool to implement ACLs and other lower level things
and there is no Soul to the project and if there are no "Higher" aspects to
the purpose of the project, it will kind of die..
Why is it so quiet here?
Eliezer Croitoru
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תמיכה טכנית, משיב הרוח ומוריד הגשם
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מייל: ngtech1ltd at gmail.com
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