You speak as if those things don’t happen in a monopoly. Competition at least had a semblance of keeping each competitor on their foot.

Only problem is consolidation of power is inevitable and thus the point is moot. You should have had a better argument for why it doesn’t work… instead you chose to look like the guy yelling at clouds.

the results do keep improving of course. But it’s not some silver bullet. Yes, your enthusiasm is warranted… but you peddle it like the 2nd coming of christ which I don’t like encouraging.

your description of yourself is that you’re an insufferable twat?

that’s reality. Unless you’re too deluded to think it’s magic.

I kid you not, I took ML back in 2014 as a extra semester in my undergrad. The complaints then were the same as complaints now: too much power requirement, too many false positives. The latter of the two has evolved into hallucinations.

If normal people going “I made this!” is not convincing enough that it is easily identified then who is this going to replace? you still need the right expert right? all it creates is more work for experts to come and fix broken AI output.

“more breakthroughs” spoken like we get these once everyday like milk delivery.

cron is quite inadequate for condition based scheduling. Instead of million obscure ways to achieve this inside the command that cron executes, systemd timers give us a standard ONE way to do things.

I feel like systemd timers follow unix philosophy better than cron at this day and age.

Explain?

all well and good but there is one aspect which i disagree. Modern supply chains are an inefficient way to organize our economies. We are destroying flora and fauna at great speeds in the name of maintaining modern supply chains and convenience. We should not consume things which are not able to be produced sustainably and that means only having things that are produced locally.

World spanning supply chains are a symptom of greed, war-mongering, and anti-sustainability. they are world devouring activities.

this is like peak “Listen here, You little shit!” from OBS and Fedora seems to have understood that they’re serious

yeah something like “if new candidate in employee DB == hired”

No the interviewer is personification of the naive backend that checks only that a specific row is present in the DB, or that’s how I read it.

pray tell me how would you change the name in every script of an automation system that refers to master? Remember, you have to justify the time and cost to your manager or director!

you forgot about covid stimulus checks to businesses that were not returned?

In git’s defence a perfect diff algorithm seems like a difficult problem to solve in the general case, regardless of VCS… unless any of the next generation VCSes do better then I would take that as a recommendation to check them out!

whats so bad about rust?

You think complainers cease to exist when the software becomes paid? You only need to look at gamers to find a very vocal bunch of angry people in that crowd. This is true for any enthusiast space.

if you can’t explain your problem and expect people to read between the lines then don’t be surprised people assume the unspoken parts. we’re not oracles here!

the linux foundation is not the core linux team. they’re just a corporate interest group whose 2% contribution is to the linux kernel.

your objections, I assume are related to duplicated work, and security related?