Your read on that was very different than mine.
Linus controls Linux. Anyone who disagrees with how he runs it is free to fork it because the source is open.
But good luck maintaining a Linux kernel fork for any length of time unless you’ve got lots of contributors lined up and a solid maintenance structure ready to deploy. It worked with LibreOffice and OpenJDK, but it’s failed with far more projects than it’s succeeded with.
You forgot the other bit: the people who already wrote like that, and AI learned to mimic their style.
Too bad that money went to PR firms owned by the wealthy instead of just giving it to the government to improve things for everyone.
Two weeks after that he’ll be deported to El Salvador.
These multi-negative headlines really annoy me. Is “Judge upholds California’s voting rights against attacks by the Federal Government” that difficult?
There’s a few things that could be going on here, or a mix:
This could all be actual corruption, and he’s just dealing with the fact that absolute power corrupts absolutely. There’s so much that he just has to continually prioritize who to go after next.
It could be “corruption” which includes leakers and those who think differently from him. Still corruption from his perspective; larger pool than above, and the rest still applies.
It could be all-out eliminating the competition.
It could be the Chinese equivalent to the Western “enemy” where there always has to be an “other” to root out and punish to keep “us” safe.
The problem is, the places where it could be the most effective are places where we already have processes in place, like the medical field and engineering.
I’m sure LLMs are helping sift through ideas in those fields, but they don’t reduce the amount of work that needs to be done by actual people to produce actual results; they just help select the best potential new idea.
Most stuff in life is already solved, and so AI can’t contribute there.
And yet… it’s orders of magnitude better than anything that came before it, and nobody’s found a better way to do it.
What’s that in Olympic swimming pools?
So that’s over 1,000 unverified proofs published now?
At that volume, it becomes noise; someone still has to read, understand, validate and be able to apply those proofs before they become useful.
There was an obvious answer: last time she went up for election, she could have run as an independent and won. If she’d done that, she probably would’ve won this time too.
Trump isn’t the problem; he’s the symptom. The Republican party is a big part of the problem (but again, not the entire problem).