What!! You would use an assembler to make binaries to run on a general purpose machine code interpreter instead of using an atomic knife and a salt-accelerator to write the instructions on a silicon die?
Albsoluridonculoustrous!
But honestly, if he is saying that, I now have a good reason to assume he can’t be trusted with having proper logic in the kernel.
IIRC one big problem with using AI code in Linux was license of created code. If that is somehow fixed, which is not the case, then it might at least be fine for those coming in the future.
What!! You would use an assembler to make binaries to run on a general purpose machine code interpreter instead of using an atomic knife and a salt-accelerator to write the instructions on a silicon die?
Albsoluridonculoustrous!
But honestly, if he is saying that, I now have a good reason to assume he can’t be trusted with having proper logic in the kernel.
IIRC one big problem with using AI code in Linux was license of created code. If that is somehow fixed, which is not the case, then it might at least be fine for those coming in the future.