Comment on Linux 7.3 Device Mapper Sees Many Fixes, Including Code Cleanups By Claude Opus
racketlauncher831@lemmy.ml 3 weeks ago
Noted. Will find time to migrate to NetBSD by then.
Honestly don’t know enough about programming to be sure but this seems like a responsible use of AI–flagging issues in large blocks of code for manual review.
The DM changes merged for Linux 7.3 include six minor code clean-ups for issues spotted by Claude Opus 4.6. There are also various manual code clean-ups to different DM targets, improved metadata validation for DM-PCACHE and DM-ARRAY, and various fixes.
Finding flaws in code is probably the most useful thing claude can do.
Yup, it’s not generating anything, which is where all the problems come in.
You’re correct and they’re a loud geek who know nothing about Kernel development.
Nice, then you’ll stop annoying knowledgeable people with your Dunning Kruger questions.
I tried to find what you are referring to, but I couldn’t find anything. You got an example?
Nope, it’s just as baseless and nonsensical as the initial comment 😉
lol, I get it 😅
phoenixz@lemmy.ca 3 weeks ago
No you won’t
helix@feddit.org 3 weeks ago
Yes they will! Don’t underestimate the stupidity of ultra-geeks. Maybe that’s a good thing for both Linux and BSD. The first uses a few annoying loud nerds who didn’t contribute anyway, and the latter gets more traction due to loud nerds advertising it in their hackerspaces where other, more useful, nerds reside.
racketlauncher831@lemmy.ml 3 weeks ago
Do you have anything else to contribute to this discussion besides using the word “geek”? Avoiding addressing the opponent directly does not make your comment non-aggressive.
helix@feddit.org 3 weeks ago
I specifically said “loud geek”. I don’t have an issue with geeks themselves.
By all means, switch to BSD, but don’t yap about it irrelevantly in a thread about Linux.
You tell me I have nothing to contribute to the discussion, yet your comment didn’t include anything to discuss, just a personal announcement.