> I think using AI for kernel dev vs AI for CRUD dev is an important distinction. I completely agree! > I just can't fathom why people would be pressured to use AI. I can only speculate, and I obviously don't have any…
Alright, I'll bite this one time, but based on your other responses I'm getting the feeling that you're not interested in points of view that differ from your own. I am not a kernel developer. That being said, I've been…
I work for a company that contributes significantly to the Linux kernel, along with many other ventures. I can tell you for a fact that we are _heavily_ pressured to use AI tools for everything we do during the day…
> technically my flip phone, a Kyocera Dura, is an android device, but it can't install apps so I'll consider it suitably "dumb" You can actually still sideload app stores (F-Droid, Aurora, etc.) on the Kyocera Dura. I…
> I think using AI for kernel dev vs AI for CRUD dev is an important distinction. I completely agree! > I just can't fathom why people would be pressured to use AI. I can only speculate, and I obviously don't have any…
Alright, I'll bite this one time, but based on your other responses I'm getting the feeling that you're not interested in points of view that differ from your own. I am not a kernel developer. That being said, I've been…
I work for a company that contributes significantly to the Linux kernel, along with many other ventures. I can tell you for a fact that we are _heavily_ pressured to use AI tools for everything we do during the day…
> technically my flip phone, a Kyocera Dura, is an android device, but it can't install apps so I'll consider it suitably "dumb" You can actually still sideload app stores (F-Droid, Aurora, etc.) on the Kyocera Dura. I…