Alex

Yes, I misspelt it in my comment. It’s currently working well but I worry that the main developer will burn out. They usually have to add new thunks every new Minecraft release.

Pretty much cross play with tablets and the PlayStation.

I wonder if lepton will solve the Minecraft problem. Waydroid was broken by some recent drm changes which are unlikely to be reverted although mcplauncher still seems to work although it’s been awhile since I tested on my SteamDeck.

I’m sure Reagan deserves a lot of the criticism and he was possibly in early stage Alzheimer’s in his second term. However I mostly remember him being the president in charge when the cold war ended and Eastern Europe was finally liberated.

In the discussions our project are having about how to approach LLM use in the community there has been a lot of consensus in the human taking ownership. Ultimately it’s the human who has to direct the tool and if they have little interest other than blindly hitting accept then we’re not interested in the contribution.

Some of the AI generated bug reports we get are good because the author had verified them, added a test case and at least reviewed if it is guest trigger able. Yesterday’s flood however was low effort spam.

I dunno I get upset about how long people face each other talking while one of them is allegedly in control of the vehicle. Don’t get me started on seat belts and head rests!

I suspect it’s profitable in the abstract - and their accountants would be bad at their jobs if they couldn’t work out what utilisation rate you need to pay for the server runtime.

However how aggressively you amortise the cost of the training is the key, especially if you keep releasing new models every 6 months.

Invariably it’s having to scroll that’s the issue and you don’t want to be cross contaminating via your shiny black mirror.

OSS document scanner is so much better than using the regular camera app for scanning docs and receipts. Really useful.

Following recipes. These days I print them out because it’s a pain constantly washing your hands to check the next step on the phone. But I’m not buying smart glasses just that. My normal glasses are expensive enough already.

Because running servers costs money. The project I work on gets donations towards it’s CI costs and it’s not insignificant.

“Just going to pop outside to smoke a removed” would not raise eyebrows in the UK.

Paperboy, busboy, winch driver.

Security fixes.

I don’t think an LLM is going to help him in untangling the sprawling storyline he’s got. Besides I read authors for their vision not some synthesised average of their previous stories.

That’s not kernel policy but LF guidance. From the kernel’s point of view patches still have a high bar to pass to get merged and I don’t think we have enough data yet to see if LLM based submissions to the kernel have a higher or lower error rate than humans.

I certainly feel the uptick in LLM reports though - one of the projects I’m working on is seeing a deluge of them at the moment.