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by lII1lIlI11ll 2y ago
In general, upstreaming code to Linux involves interacting with difficult and sometimes outright hostile people. I've certainly had my share of both with much smaller changes. IMO pushing something like R4L requires very thick skin and
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Have you been to Japan? I can't say that Krakow made an impression on me of being "close" to Tokyo in cleanliness TBH.
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> It's a failure of leadership to not intervene when discord threatens the group. He should weigh in, or make sure that someone else who has mutual trust weighs in. Nothing in that particular "drama" threatens Linux kernel
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No, it is not the entire point. No one is really doubting whether you can write a driver in Rust, C++ or Swift. The whole experiment is whether you can slowly move in to existing mature kernel subsystems without being too disruptive.
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> The Rust drama is an uncommon failure of leadership for Torvalds. Instead of decisively saying "no, never" or "yes, make it so," he has consistently equivocated on the Rust issue. Given the crisis of confidence amon
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Wouldn't that require... conducting research on cancer prevention?
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Of course it is. Throwing in potential evidence of unrelated crimes to sway other people's (specifically jury's) opinion about the defendant without formally charging him is exactly what the word "insinuation" means[0]:
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A person heavily invested in this wave of AI succeeding saying AI will be big and we will have AGI next year? Sure. I don't think there is much point of reading the whole thing after the following: "Everyone is now talking about A
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"Great AI war with China", "altercation" are excessively harsh characterizations. There is nothing "escalatory" in competing for leadership in new industries with other states, nor should it be "regrettabl
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Popular creators will leave, if they can't monetize their content anymore. Then, everyone else will follow the creators to whatever platform they will end up on.