Because the current communist leader and previous leaders currently held in favor must be seen in the same camp as the Original Glorious Leader and blessed by him from the heavens, even when it’s blatantly not true. Therefore it’s Maoism, not dengism. The illusion of continuity and complete unanimity of all party decisions, past, present and future must be maintained at all times.
IIRC proprietary driver doesn’t contain kernel component, it runs using Linux’s standard amdgpu driver (and it’s the kernel driver that handles power management and stuff). And I don’t think it’s terrible, there is just not much point to it since Mesa is good enough (and Valve also promotes using Mesa).
They believe it will only be used against the plebs.
It doesn’t exist (in practice) because nobody cares. And if a significant proportion of population did then the government would do everything in their power to shut it down or take control of it (and most governments have the means to do that, eventually, no matter what naive American/European armchair “freedom fighters” think).
Do you use cloud or local ai to write your comments?
Copyright exists so that corporations can extract profit from their “intellectual property” by restricting other people’s free creative expression.
Copyright should not exist
There is no ethical consumption under capitalism
The repository is called “car navigation” so yeah.
Qt Company itself also invests heavily in Qt for Automotive platforms.
Machine learning was being used for security/traffic cameras for years before LLMs or Flock so yeah. Detecting patterns/shapes in images and text is what this tech was created for.
That’s their modus operandi. Next they will claim that it’s totally an agi and is too dangerous to release, before starting to sell it. Or is this anthropic’s playbook?
The only thing local llms which regular PCs can run are capable of is generating basic boilerplate code. Which you only need to do if you create a new project every day and need to automate it. They are useless for working on established codebase.
Did paying a few bucks in the cash shop give you a sense of pride and accomplishment?
Usually it happens because there were multiple instances of such changes breaking stuff. Then QA team starts asking questions why are we breaking what’s not broke. Also QA team works on Jira tickets, so if the change is not associated with relevant bug/feature then they won’t know what needs to be tested and such breakage gets discovered too late.
Devs can’t create tickets themselves either. Sneaking it with your “official” work is the only way.
OP should try Python or JS, everything is mutable there.
Not if your team’s policy is that every MR must be associated with a Jira ticket for a bug/feature and creating tickets for refactoring/cleanups is simply not done.
Lots of things are not necessary and are bad for the climate. You likely enjoy many of them. You start by reducing your own consumption.
Happens all the time with GitHub Actions when they update runner images. According to Microsoft, it’s “fundamentally unfixable”.