> Did the engineer who submitted the pull request even look at the code before submitting? Who knows.

Of course not :D

There will be a generation who grow up with AI who don't know how to solve puzzles other than AI told them the answer. They will fill up the SW developer bucket quite quickly so that those who recall the pre-AI days will be vastly outnumbered. It feels bad now but it only going to get worse.

SW development skills are changing. The sheer amount and volume of AI code means eventually just accepting what it churns out and hope for the best. That's the direction it is going to converge to.

brew install vorssaint

Thank me later.

Nope, not thanking you now or later.

1) It is an insane bloat if you just want that one feature. 2) There is no CLI, just GUI.

No agenda then no meeting. No meeting longer than 30 mins. Never, ever, EVER let a meeting over run. Which part of Never do you not get?

From my recent experience, I think it is the exact opposite of where we should go for.

We have essentially two kinds of meetings:

- daily meetings, scheduled, 30 minutes, with a timer, overruns happen, but rarely, and not by a lot.

- unscheduled meetings, often more than 1 hour, sometime massive overruns

The latter are by far the more useful ones, and because they are infrequent, take less time overall.

The problem with the daily meetings is that they degenerate into everyone taking turns saying what they are doing, who cares except for the manager? And we have Jira, everything is there. Sometime there is something interesting: maybe someone found something to save everyone's time, maybe a strange bug that need some collective mind to figure out, or a breaking change people need to be aware of. But these report are often cut off by "let's move on, we will talk about it later (maybe)", which mean either another meeting, or people missing information.

The unscheduled meeting however usually have a clear goal, and a solution has to come out of it. Cutting the meeting short without a solution loses the entire point, so overruns are common, but in the end, we have something meaningful.

Isn't this just WSL2 v3?

I’ve never been good at marketing. And that was tongue tying

But you’re right the core wsl2 architecture (run the kernel in a VM and a bunch of distros off of it) is the same.

If the police have nothing to hide then they've nothing to fear from this.

It's the people who try to stay below the radar who will get most attention.

SL had plenty of UI updates.

Apple "Intelligence" being behind is now being sold as a value add by the Apple fanbois.

I dunno about people that buy their products. But being behind on AI is absolutely a positive for their stocks.

I dont think Apple is sleeping on AI, they are trying really hard. Look at their recent announcements - AI features everywhere.

They are doing a very sensible approach of not trying to be the top AI researchers around, and either hiring or using commodity stuff on their products trying to find an application.

That's what basically all big techs should have done. And Oracle too.

Again, I have no idea if they found any good use for it on their applications, but they are the only one integrating it right.

You can't be behind if you don't allow competition.

I buy cheap Android phones because they don't do AI.