

What DE/WM do you use? Have you tried replicating the problem on a different one?
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What DE/WM do you use? Have you tried replicating the problem on a different one?


Free software need not be gratis


You a stupid hoe
The funny thing about making mistakes is you don’t recognize when you make them 🙃
How? If every model was open source and you could run on your own hardware?
I don’t think “the absence of copyright” is the best description of copyleft. I believe “the right to copy is left to the end user” better encapsulates the spirit.


My issue isn’t with using AI to work on the Linux Kernel. My issue is working on the kernel with proprietary AI which enables Sam Altman to claim Millennium Prizes.


Explain it to me like I’m five


You don’t have to use it? 🤷♀️
Is it the tumbling or the landing?
That’s a very good point
I have a little more hope for future generations. Regardless of if you are primarily using ai to speed up a traditional work flow or vibe coding, there still are more and less effective ways to get things done. I’ve found if I write sonething I’m familiar with like bash or Python, I “know enough” to write functions and refactor incrementally. It’s a methodical process which produces code better than I can write by myself in less time.
Compare that to when I write Lisp. There it’s more or less throw shit at the wall until I somewhat get what I want. It takes longer and can be next to impossible to extend or effectively refactor.
Based on that observation of myself, I think we’ll find two (and probably more) kinds of programmers in the future. Ones who use it as an assistant to speed up a traditional workflow, and those who produce the slop that we are afraid of.
Perhaps to give us any amount of additional hope/comparison to now. There still have been people who have programmed now who create slop. And that comes to the way we use references like stack exchange or the Arch Wiki. Are you copy and pasting while learning what things mean and learning in the process? Or are you just stringing things together to get results at all? I don’t think we would argue those references made all of us worse.
So I think it’s an apt concern, but we’ll have to wait to see what it’s like whole sale. I was a doubter for a long time, but I’ve come to understand where Torvalds et al are coming from.
This is largely an oversimplification because it depends on how you use AI in the first place. Are you building modularly and incrementally? Or are you letting it ride on black?
Libertarian is not the same thing as facist
I don’t think it is as popular with the younger crowd. It’s a battle royal like fortnite but it’s more of a “military shooter” than a “fantasy shooter”. It’s what you’d get if you crossed fortnite and counterstrike
There is also a “free” version of minecraft for raspberry pi which presumably can be ported
And why should they? The bottom line is the bottom line. It doesn’t make any business sense to spend money to change your anti cheat mechanism so you can capture a tiny group of users. The incentive just isn’t there
Wouldn’t pubg be a better choice in terms of game style?
You could just forbid them from playing it 😂 or use a vm with gpu passthrough. Idk how setting that up is anymore, but it used to be a bit of a bear
edit: I forgot about kernel level anti cheat. Propaganda might be your only option ✊
edit edit Xbox cloud gamepass! https://linuxvox.com/blog/xbox-game-pass-linux/
You should try a different one to isolate the problem. Is it something specific to KDE or your system more generally.