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  • My biggest problem with Arch over the last 3 years (after skill issues, of course) has been the roughly 2 days when some lib package was rewritten in Rust, breaking a bunch of depancies, so i had to rely on a flatpak.

    My biggest problem with Ubuntu has been the 2 or 3 times Canonical decided to uninstall my wifi drivers on my headless server or obliterate my kernel or just decide randomly to never update a package again (even though theyve shipped said updates)

    My issues with Arch have always been solvable in under and hour or my fault. My issues with Debian (specifically ubuntu) have been catastrophic.


  • “A cool use case for AI” that isnt pattern recognition on scientific data orders of magnitude above human capability is otherwise known as “an insane waste of resources and violation of privacy”

    If youre not protein folding youre just burning tires in your backyard and going “wow, see? I found a way to paint the side of my house”




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    3 days ago

    Exactly. Wfh will ALWAYS be superior because you have truly free time, and truly get off work at x time, and truly start work at x time.

    A commute is unpaid labor. Lunch in a room of coworkers is hardly relaxing. Collaboration over text is just fine, thanks, and if it isnt, a video call works just fine too.

    Not to mention my monitors and internet is faster at home than work, and i dont have to get dressed in the morning.