totally not a bubble

I just can’t understand why people keep trying to white wash this guy.

In certain conditions that’s true.

imagine being this detached from reality y’all

Looks like Iran need to keep teaching the burger reich that it can’t fuck around without consequences.

The lack of interoperability between modern chat apps is a real tragedy. I remember the days when you could have a single messenger app of your choice and talk to people across different networks instead of having to juggle a whole bunch of apps like you do today. Really shows why open protocols are so important.

I would imagine that hydro would actually have to deal with more friction leading to more energy loss.

Yeah for sure.

The fact that it has been around since 2011 and still suffers from UI problems and other bugs really highlights the problem with your arguments. You also very clearly have no idea how software development actually works if you think that code written manually by a human is inherently more reliable. Humans make mistakes all the time that’s why we have software bugs in the first place. The way we ensure that code works is by having things like tests, specifications, and code reviews. All of these same tools work just as well with LLM generated code as they do with code written by hand.

Energy density has nothing to do with this. It’s the cost of how much pollution refining the rare earths and making batteries produces vs the amount of pollution associated with construction of a building with pulleys that move weights up and down.

What I meant is that you need to build a unit of a certain size before it becomes efficient enough to be practical.

Incredible to suggest using for an objectively worse and less mature project just because it’s artisanally written.

bye

just pure gaslighting

it does look very promising, and nice that it’s easy to self host too

It looks like Trump is determined to make sure there is a global energy crisis.

I’m not sure who regards RedHat well actually, they’ve always been doing shitty things like trying to charge for Fedora hence why people ended up forking it as CentOS. They’re a poster child for the problems with Linux getting commercialized. Saying Linus uses something is just appeal to authority by the way.

The problem, once again, is that a lot of the development is now driven by commercial companies like RedHat and Ubuntu that are in it to make money. So, in a way these things are actually pushed on the community because you either adopt them or it becomes increasingly difficult to run software on your distro.

Fragmentation in init was a real problem, but it could’ve been solved much better by just creating a common standard for configurations while keeping the original modular design. Systemd approach is very heavy handed, and introduces a whole bunch of new problems which didn’t exist. The fundamental Unix principle is having small programs that do a single thing well and that can be composed together. Systemd goes directly against this principle.

My understanding is that you’d end up with two divergent histories and you can’t tell which one is the original. I don’t know how it could be abused off top of my head, but generally speaking people tend to find ways to abuse these kinds of things.

don’t think so