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Seriously, topic like this are either commented as: 1. This is an inevitable problem that is being handled in a sensible manner by competent engineers. 2. X c
by ASalazarMX 1y ago
Seriously, topic like this are either commented as:
1. This is an inevitable problem that is being handled in a sensible manner by competent engineers.
2. X company is stupid and their engineers are stupid only someone as smart as I would be capable of doing it right
It tells a lot about the mental maturity of each participant. Not a single comment is "Maybe I don't know enough about this to voice an informed opinion", although that's probably a good indiucator.
- majewsky 1y ago> Not a single comment is "Maybe I don't know enough about this to voice an informed opinion" Survivorship bias.
- Jonnax 1y agoReal good example is the comments on the article itself: https://www.phoronix.com/forums/forum/phoronix/latest-phoronix-articles/1580589-ubuntu-25-10-s-move-to-rust-coreutils-is-causing-major-breakage-for-some-executables https://www.phoronix.com/forums/forum/phoronix/latest-phoron... Where it seems like text based forums using upvotes/likes or reactions encourages those who are less inquisitive and/or humble to take up a lot of the atmosphere. It got me thinking that the internet today has more people on it but fewer forums to engage with technical topics in depth.