Another place where Europe needs to throw off the US shackles. Import and exporting goods is not a problem, but allowing one country to monopolise your critical infrastructure is a decision that’s beyond stupid. Sometimes the decision is forced, but once there is power to eject the monopoly and the decision is made not to, that’s incredibly stupid.
The Trump administrations showing their true colors has been the eye opener the world needed.
What a surprise. I makes me think of the US women treating Eastern Asian women who married western men like whores, victims, or gold-diggers. Many people think about the world locally, not internationally. They apply their ways of thinking to the rest of the world and have trouble understanding that what is normal for me isn’t normal for you (and vice versa). They have trouble understanding that things aren’t always as they seem and making a summary judgement about a person from a short slice of their life, which they can interpret wrong, does not a person make.
Buys an NVIDIA GPU, complains it doesn’t work with Wayland. Classic.
The Linux Foundation is too busy funding AI, it seems.
They support MKV now???
AOC is a programmer?
Waydroid is GPLv3 and that’s great. Hopefully contributions will be upstreamed. Waydroid, Wine, FEX… Valve is contributing to great things!
Why not have the BIOS decrypt the disk then continue the boot process as normal?
There have been multiple rumours of Windows 12 being basically EdgeOS and just a gateway to the web with all apps and compute in the cloud. Some articles I’ve read and videocasts I’ve watched say “Microsoft have realised it’s not about the hardware, but the software and selling subscriptions and services”. So, from my very limited and uneducated view, windows 12 would be the perfect vessel for doing just that. But they can only do it if there is good internet in the majority of the world, so my prediction is windows 12 will come in ~2032 or so.
Does DKMS not work or do the proprietary blobs need to be compiled by the authors for each kernel version?
Interesting, but I’m curious about how it comlaresbto other technologies in cost, maintenance, and efficiency. There are molten salt batteries being tested as well as hydrogen fuel cells, even heated concrete and flywheels.
These seem simple but that can hide complex problems.
🤣 Is English your second or third language? Your reading comprehension is pretty bad if you understood me doing a 180.
And you are perfectly deterministic? Because if you aren’t, by your own dichotomic logic, you’re random too.
If you think it’s random, you don’t understand LLMs.
AI is a tool and like all tools, it depends on how you use it and who uses it. Not everybody’s a software engineer. I talked to a software architect who was very happy about AI agents because they could design and architect a solution and let it be implemented right there. They didn’t need a software engineer (their words).
Just because you use an AI agent doesn’t make you dumber or make you turn off your mind. After being encouraged to use AI agents at work, I’m come to appreciate that even with them there are vastly different levels of usage.
wat?
A great goal, but given they haven’t gotten really close to doing so on desktop, my excitement is tempered.
The PR. It’s locked down so no comments. Actually well written!
That sounds like me! But I’m not a good engineer, just good at hiding and doing the bare minimum. Somebody looking at my work would just say it’s average and that’s pretty much all I aim for. No need to stand out because it doesn’t get rewarded with money but more work - I hate more work.
Why not build something on top of Matrix?
P.S what a terrible website. laggy as hell