If this leads to CUDA being open sourced or being opened up so that a common layer can be built on top, that would be amazing...
Did M$ force more users to install windows 11 or something? What's going on?
Btw, can somebody try and fit that curve to project when it hits 20% or something? That looks like an exponential function.
Nothing to do with being Chinese. Amazon is going to brick some of their devices that play music in cars IIRC. There are western companies that made pace makers who closed source their communication protocols, went bust, and now the pace makers are in patients who have no way to service them.
Opensourcing after deprecation should be written into law.
Because they were built following the model of the western world which wasn't conceived for their climate. Not a surprise.
Ah shit... I always assumed it was just a nix timestamp. What's the use of storing the timezone? :/
Not really something I'd buy, honestly. Looks like they are targeting the wealthy software engineer segment. Is 1:1 the perfect ratio for coding?
Going from jquery to angular was a world of change. But it was relatively simple and fun to write SPAs. But then webpack and react came along... those two are among the most complex JS projects I know of.
Their internal code is nowhere near clean and the concepts neither. They generate immense webpages that are shiny and all but it's such a large mishmash and keeping track of state with the state manager is horrible.
Also debugging those two projects... Both have convinced me to step away from JS. It's just too much complexity.
People figuratively told me to shut up about the Linux Foundation's less than meager funding of the linux kernel (~2%), but this is exactly what happens because of it. It's stuck in the 90s because a few oldies earned well enough to be able to dedicate their time to it. Young blood doesn't have time nor the funds to fight an uphill battle against the greybeards.
Imagine if the situation were reversed and the Linux Foundation spent 98% of its 268M on the Linux Kernel. Imagine the amount of developers that would be fighting to get an internship there and make a career as a kernel dev/maintainer/technical writer/manager/whatever... Rust, better hardware support, better code coverage, modern contribution methods (not a damn mailing list), CI/CD, automated testing, better fuzzing, bounties, and so much more would be possible. Instead they spent...20% or something on AI.
KDE needs to copy what Thunderbird did. Thunderbird marketed the crap out of their product and were present on all social media, posted frequent updates, made videos about their new features, and are in general very loud about it. KDE has some random devs posting infrequent updates and aren't even recogniseable as belonging to the foundation.
I donate, but I can see how many people have no clue they are even using KDE nor how to donate to it.
Some games have a better story and visuals that movies these days... Watching playthroughs is at times more interesting than watching series.
People will never learn, will they? You give them AP and they go for the Jack Dorsey clone. Amazing
Anti Commercial-AI license