Post by @zzt@mas.to

> We are completely overwhelmed, of course. The glimmer of hope is that we secured sufficient LLM budget and access (thank you Meta!) to run reviews with multiple frontier models on each patch. This eliminates some hallucinations.

jesus christ https://mastodon.catgirl.cloud/@lina/117130089920503564

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@zzt@mas.to 1 hr. ago

thank you Meta, I proclaimed, filling the Linux kernel with a quote unquote overwhelming amount of fucking slop

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@zzt@mas.to 1 hr. ago

good thing the linux kernel has multiple frontier models, none of which are capable of generating a C compiler that fucking works

thank you Meta!

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@zzt@mas.to 1 hr. ago

if only we had lots and lots of examples of easier systems projects using similar techniques that entirely failed and now don’t exist as functioning projects

what are bun and rsync, why do you keep saying those names

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@zzt@mas.to 59 min. ago

I really liked having fully working linux systems for… like 7 out of the 30+ years I’ve been using this fucking thing

we even briefly got gaming before they decided to come and fuck it all up in exchange for money

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@zzt@mas.to 56 min. ago

maybe one day we’ll tell the next generation what it was like owning hardware and briefly having an operating system that mostly wasn’t entirely terrible to use

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@zzt@mas.to 55 min. ago

but nah, I’m sure it’ll be fine, I keep seeing the take on here that somehow the kernel doesn’t matter at all for a desktop and nobody will notice when it breaks

you know, the code that literally all of your applications call into, that makes all your hardware work

the thing that was the point of being on linux at all

the kernel????