That’s actually huge. Sadly it seems like it’s probably fully vibe coded.

Edit: 30k commits in less than a month 🤣

Agreed. The “came in” is popping up more and more. I’m guessing it’s watermarking since it doesn’t make any sense at all usually.

I’m fairly confident that the post is written by a human, but one that has used AI so much that they literally are using AI’isms like “The part that actually hurts” or “except … and it shows”.

Admins can’t do anything… the main perpetrators are ml and grad. The admins are literally on Russia’s side.

It says it on the left of the graph. “Share of new car registrations”

I definitely remember one that changed faces too including lips.

The hypocrisy here is incredible. Article complaining about AI while being mostly AI written.

I actually started with darktable , before ever using Lightroom. I didn’t like it. I’ve heard it’s gotten much better but the catalog is the killer feature and as far as I know you can’t move it over.

It’s a replacement for many parts of the Adobe suite. Canva bought it a while back and then made it free but added a bunch of AI stuff. It’s good, much better than gimp, but not as good as most adobe stuff. I still want affinity to have a Lightroom replacement and then I can drop adobe forever.

Has been used for months. Not new.

You are insane. Elephants. There. Now the entire thread is about elephants. Get the fuck out of here.

Oh I completely agree.

https://youtu.be/ydoSpHB7KiE tracking link removed

I’m going to go with AI.

Uhhh are you actually mad? I’m literally higher up in the comment chain than you. You responded to me. Not the other way around.

safe bet that Earthwormjim91 was alluding to it when he initially brought up Torvalds

The image literally is talking about the Linux kernel. Why you would jump to a specific talking point when the post is about the full kernel?

So no, I think you’re probably the only one thinking this thread was about a specific commit to the kernel.

While image generation is bad, it’s actually much less energy intensive and massive data centers are not being built for it. The problem currently is solely LLMs.

Huh… no it isn’t. This is literally the first time that’s being mentioned in this comment chain. All the way to the top it is only discussing the em-dashes.

I didn’t realize you were talking about performance in the kernel, which I think will be incredibly hard to measure. That that’s usually the main focus of enterprise investment into Linux, so I very much doubt that an LLM is coming in and making improvements there, but maybe it’s happening. As far as I can tell all the latest things are security scans, which usually will result in worse performance since the goal isn’t speed but safety.

You literally stated that 8 billion people couldn’t stop the flow of the Mississippi river. Aside from the fact that the Mississippi ebbs and flows from 20 ft wide to a mile wide, 8 billion people take up a lot of mass. 8 billion people could reverse the flow of the river if they wanted.