LOL at that.
LLMs need to disappear before that happens.
In order to not have any bugs, and for anything to produce perfect software, you need to define perfect business rules, and if managers could do that, they wouldn’t have needed developers for decades.
If we have AI that can produce the perfect code, you won’t have access to it. Why giving everyone something so powerful when now you can circle around everyone easily?
Locating bugs is one of the most important tasks in programming, and if devs can’t do that, not are willing to learn to do so, they are fucked.
There’s no other way of saying it. Can’t wait for the AI bubble to pop.
Then it’s not a backup, it’s just duplicated data.
But most data is on Linux.
Like every cloud for instance.
It’s expensive to make small niche products.
Now I’m imagining 9mm bibles flying… thank you for that image.
I don’t think the bible cures pedophilia.
If those people actually read the bible, they would never let a child near it.
Trojan horse, so to speak.
Preemtive capitulation is a loss for everyone but the fascists.
SQL?
Yeah, it’s insane how easy to use Gentoo is.
Nobody will take it from me. But I admit to only using it on desktop, laptop is using Mint. If I ever find time to play around with a build server, I will try switching there, too.
I know, but that’s so long ago, yet the jokes are here anyway.
Which is shame, as it seems to be scaring away potential users.
They said fuck sysd, which is fair, I don’t use it on my desktop either.
My service files are still 10-20 lines.
I just read a lot of Wiki.
But when I discovered how cool it is to compile stuff, I went straight to Gentoo, assuming it’s mostly the same apart from packaging.
There are systems other than SysV and systemd…
Don’t do false dichotomy.
Really?
I never tried Arch, so I can’t compare.
Apart from initramfs from install, which took more time, it felt like everything else just worked. Including installing Steam.
systemd anyone?
ducks for cover
Stage 1 and 2 are no longer available (I mean technically you could, but it’s not suggested). Stage 3 was super easy, even with kernel from source.
It takes time, sure, but it can compile on background. I got 16 threads on my CPU, so leaving 12 for emerge, I can still use the PC.
I get that people joke about ‘days of compiling’, and maybe it’s real for a huge mass of packages, but even if, it doesn’t stop me from working.
Gentoo is easy and almost user-friendly.
Specially coming from Arch it should be a breeze.
Plan9 sounds like a more exclusive deal.
That’s not how anything works.
You are assuming a god-like coder entity which can consider everything, and that’s a whole new problem which we can’t solve right now.
And if it’s a national security, it won’t be shared with others, so if one country stumbles upon it, others won’t know how.