Anyone wanting an abridged version of the second Punic war should watch Oversimplified's series on it.
deathmetal27
Such people are the main targets of rm -rf
trolls.
True.
Here's a dataset of most of his rants from the LKML along with the "hate" rating of each.
https://github.com/corollari/linusrants?tab=readme-ov-file#linusrants
Well, MariaDb is a publicly traded company. So it's "Our SQL" only if you buy stocks in them.
Reminds me of that "Scientifically accurate Duck Tales" animation. It's nearly impossible to find these days.
I hope that's not serious. The last thing I'd want is for 40k to turn into Marvel-like slop.
They went off the rails after Isstvan V. Perturabo even had to beat some sense into Fulgrim at one point because he basically lost control of the Emperor's Children and they became almost completely disorganised.
I find it so surreal that someone would be reading your mail thousands years from now. I wonder if someone would laugh at a meme I made a thousand years from now.
METUL BAWKSES
Ross is really doing God's work.
You seem like someone who hasn't really worked in software development.
Software engineering does not simply mean coding. A production grade software application goes through analysis, design, implementation (where coding happens), testing (several phases), release and maintenance. Not to mention infrastructure concerns (storage, databases, microservices, service orchestration, middleware, etc). The whole process is too nuanced and complex to conclude that AI would make the whole career obsolete. It might shake up some areas of software engineering but only a small part of it.
You'll still need people to verify that the AI generated application actually behaves as per the business logic, runs optimally with the hardware you have and scales as your business grows. Which means engineers for testing and reviewing the generated code plus engineers to setup the infrastructure where the application will run.
True minimalism is
ed
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_(software)