Having used both, I personally prefer vimlike —nothing major, have just run into fewer issues.
We watched Moore's law hold fast for 50 years before it started to hit a logarithmic ceiling. Assuming a long-term outcome in either direction based purely on historical trends is nothing more than a shot in the dark.
I only skimmed the piece itself, but the title of this article is in extremely bad taste -- makes me doubt that the author really intends to consider the pros and cons of AI research in good faith. Let me guess -- this…
I think there's a strong argument to be made that modern web browsers are a good deal more complex than operating systems -- or at least most kernels.
Sadly, discourse on reddit has not been worth the time of day since 2015 or so.
Just to tack on, I set up windows with GPU pass-through and looking glass on my new laptop over the course of about 3 hours of on-and-off work using the excellent guide over at https://asus-linux.org/wiki/vfio-guide/
Having used both, I personally prefer vimlike —nothing major, have just run into fewer issues.
We watched Moore's law hold fast for 50 years before it started to hit a logarithmic ceiling. Assuming a long-term outcome in either direction based purely on historical trends is nothing more than a shot in the dark.
I only skimmed the piece itself, but the title of this article is in extremely bad taste -- makes me doubt that the author really intends to consider the pros and cons of AI research in good faith. Let me guess -- this…
I think there's a strong argument to be made that modern web browsers are a good deal more complex than operating systems -- or at least most kernels.
Sadly, discourse on reddit has not been worth the time of day since 2015 or so.
Just to tack on, I set up windows with GPU pass-through and looking glass on my new laptop over the course of about 3 hours of on-and-off work using the excellent guide over at https://asus-linux.org/wiki/vfio-guide/