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They didn't say they aren't interested in the idea, they just expressed skepticism. > Should there be a debate whether or not it's theoretically possibly for t
by vlunkr 4y ago
They didn't say they aren't interested in the idea, they just expressed skepticism.
> Should there be a debate whether or not it's theoretically possibly for this to work out logistically? What is the value in that?
Certainly if you're going to work on this you'd like to know if it's just a dead end.
- evanmoran 4y agoThis is an incredibly challenging problem so I imagine if you have any chance of coding it you probably know what you’re getting yourself into.
- majormajor 4y agoI would be with you except for the "Disclaimer: Not really a kernel dev of any sort." bit at the end. Skepticism from people not in the field is far less meaningful (as is booster-ism, for that matter).
- tobylane 4y agoYou’ll only know by doing it. It is especially blind because, as you say, it’s bringing two black boxes together. It’s a sufficiently major point of interest to such a large number of people that I hope people feel motivated to try.