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Stop jumping between apps.
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Stop jumping between apps.
Ratings are everywhere — now in Piecelet 2.0 Beta (65) ⭐️From IMDb, TMDB, Metacritic, Goodreads & Douban — all in one place.
Track shows, compare scores, and find your next favorite in seconds.Join Beta Testing now: https://testflight.apple.com/join/5BmFFVbS
@weekinfediverse @neodb #NeoDB #Piecelet #NewofPiecelet #BuildInPublic #iOS #LiquidGlass #iOS26
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@aeva @dbat @efi
Linus Torvalds was also defending Windows BSoDs as hardware errors on LTT's official YouTube channel. I guess he is accepting AI slop because Microsoft™ loves open source.
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@dbat oh, yeah, that part is fucked, but idk what exactly is happening there
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@dbat
Yes, the linux kernel allows AI
https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/Documentation/process/coding-assistants.rst
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@dbat @efi given that corporations have an outsized influence on the Linux kernel, and many of those corporations (eg microslop) have slop mandates, I imagine there's a lot of pressure to for the project to allow slop if it doesn't already. It is really sad.
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@efi i mean the kernel, Linus terrain..
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@mattblaze Nice photo 😁👍. However, as impressive as they are, these turbines are tiny. Looks like 250 kWatt turbines from the 1980-ties. Currently 15-20 MWatt turbines, I.e. almost 100 times as powerful, are put in operation in offshore wind farms. These turbines have 150 m high towers, 115m long wings, meaning that they reach almost 300 m (must be close to 1000 feet) from the sea surface. Below from the Thor wind farm in Danish North Sea, just connected to grid.
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@dbat linux is not a single thing, so the answer is... somewhere, yes??
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Is Linux really allowing slop?
