"They're all fired anyway"
Tja
joined 2 years ago
How did the swamp draining go?
Maybe in "appliances" like the steam deck. There are still driver and software support issues. There's a big "familiarity" gap. There's a lack of pre-installed systems. We are not at parity yet.
Programmers are no lifeguards.
I use Linux since debian 3.0 and I don't think Linux is ready to replace desktop os yet. The universe has come up with bigger and more powerful idiots.
Yes take over the Google factory!
It's mostly lemmy. In real life people go from amused to indifferent. I have never met anyone as hostile as the lemmy consensus seems to be. If a feature is useful people will use it, be it AI or not AI. Some AI features are gimmicks and they largely get ignored, unless very intrusive (in which case the intrusivity, not the AI, is the problem).
Well, put the drivers on a similar mandatory break schedule. Done.
Depends also on what you use python for. If you build a whole piece of software, you will be using objects. But many teams use Java for the business logic and python as a scripting language to call some api, or automate a task. In those cases python will be used procedurally, as a nicer bash basically.
Any language can be procedural if you insist (maybe Haskell will fight you?), creating objects is a design choice to organize the code better. Any project beyond a few hundred lines of code should probably use objects.
The language itself can be considered object oriented since it allows the typical OOP patterns.
Behave like machines? Wtf are you on about? It's paying attention and preventing accidents. Like a train conductor does. Or a lifeguard. Or a security guard. I get the tesla hate, but this is ridiculous.
Not what I said.