Everytime there is criticism of monopolistic and greedy behavior that affect us as human beings:
"nobody is forcing you to live in the city! You can live off the land in the hills or jungle or deserts or rural areas!"
Arguments like these imply that the market is equally distributed across store fronts. But we all know thats not true. In order to survive as a PC game company it is necessary to list on Steam.
Thankfully AMD CPU team managed to get their collective shit together for this to be possible. AMD CPU + AMD GPU was unthinkable 5 years ago outside of their shockingly serviceable APUs.
hey, maybe you should err on the side of starting out with the idea that google; who famously removed "Don't be evil" from their corporate mantra, is upto no good? of course it doesn't hurt to verify.. but you seem to suggest we should start and stop our thinking with "look at my poor boy google who wouldn't hurt a fly!"
sounds close to data engineering where you shape the data you feed. Only now we're doing it after training rather than before. Though in the context of continuously trained models the distinction seems to disappear.
nah. As a software engineer I use software that makes my work easier. especially if the approved tool is a piece of garbage that actively interferes with my work.
For a doctor, having tools that work when you need them to is vital. Doctors managed fine without all the tech bullshit decades back. I think the people to blame here are admins.
strange that hospital admins can't give the proper tools for doctors that they resort to using whatever they can scrounge.
Even here the KDE communication is better on details. the gnome quote is less crisp on what it means by "active development" where as KDE precisely defines what will and will not be supported
That's actually on point for a university student. Probably young. Doesn't have experience running a business. I wouldn't be surprised if they struggle to get this off the ground without making fierce critics out of hyprland users.
the world wasn't born with companies. Trying to argue their morals as the ultimate truth is toxic to our humanity.
if all a company cares about is shareholders, said company doesn't deserve to exist.
you argument is trying justify the status quo and arguing for a system that is innately oppressive and cruel. "That's how it is" We should make it not be like that just the same as we made it be.
like Haskell or Lisp?