Comments by "Günter Zöchbauer" (@GunterZochbauer) on "The Lunduke Journal" channel.

  1. They get rid of the people who have the knowledge
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  2.  @bruceleeharrison9284  It's new people who drag in ideology, not the old ones
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  3.  @MarktheRude  I think he had a point. He ensured that drama people couldn't get a grip on the project.
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  4. I started a year ago and am mourning for the time I wasted with Ansible. The Nix idea will outlive Woke.
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  5. They are minority but very few oppose them (yet)
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  6.  @aytviewer2421  I don't know how Apple was, but MS always produced shitty software and gave up on Windows completely after the Vista debacle. Now they direct all their energy towards cloud and AI and the quality is as shitty as ever.
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  7. So the main argument here is, that a 15y old language is less mature than a 50+ years old language 🤔
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  8. New software has bugs. What a discovery. Shitting on Rust because it doesn't prevent all possible kinds of bugs is really cheap.
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  9. It's in all of society. I think this is one big reason why Trump won.
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  10. They grew on the shoulders of the left. I wouldn't consider it left politics, but the left doesn't want to distance itself from these extremists.
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  11. Isn't Lix even more left than the Woke bunch in the Nix project?
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  12. The comments here look quite similar to those who didn't want to give up X11 for Wayland
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  13. Nix is great if you like to declaratively configure your machines. Immutable is only one side effect. I started a year ago and I love it. The woke cult only got hold recently and sadly it's not the only affected project.
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  14. It should be quite easy to distinguish trolls from proper contributors
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  15. You got this completely backwards. Nix is almost 20y old and backwards compatibility is taken seriously. Woke just took over recently and Nix is not the only affected OS project. Nix is just great but the people who got hold of the project are horrible.
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  16. @generic694  It doesn't take many. It's mostly about how aware and resilient those are who let them in.
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  17. People part of a cult don't realize they are in a cult it once properly assimilated
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  18. It's a gigantic project and not every contributor wants to lead such a project, but eventually someone will step up.
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  19. Currently happening with NixOS. Just found he covered it already https://youtu.be/KsDYul3J3Dc?si=sSE1_TSUJCFOJTCB
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  20. MS stopped investing into Windows after the Vista debacle. All their money went into the cloud and AI since. Every Windows update since is only to rip off customers.
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  21. That was only a trigger. The underlying change was a long ongoing process.
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  22. It's not any better between 3 and 18
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  23. Of course it does. The compute resources this project uses are gigantic. 100k packages frequently rebuilding. Growing a community is hard and it needs a lot of contributors to maintain all the packages.
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  24. The mail response to the alleged attacks I saw earlier looked like pure propaganda. I'll definitely stay away from them.
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  25. Not really an experiment. It's a dedicated approach to establish a cult.
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  26. Communism in new clothes.
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  27. Exactly what Russians do with Ukraine
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  28. They are just drama queens. They can't handle something not going their way. They don't even have any reason to be upset. Pure political motives.
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  29. Obviously he repeatedy failed to fully buy into a cult and was singled out for that to now be cancelled with whatever works.
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  30. These Woke people only care about power, influence and money
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  31. It could be that it's necessary because Rust wants to get into an area that was covered almost 100% by C and many C developers are comfortable with that and resist change. Breaking up monopoly doesn't happen by itself.
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  32. ​ @gruntaxeman3740 When Linux started nothing was stable. Linux still survived. Rust is quite mature. Interop with C might have room for improvement. Using it will show where it needs more work. In software there are 2 states. Old, stable and unflexibel vs new, less stable and innovative. Your stance will just lead to death. Rust can rejuvenate Linux.
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  33. ​ @Vitis-n2v you could fork Linux and maintain a C-only fork like the non-systemd distributions do
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  34. Tolerance got them into power.
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  35. When Democrats learn that this will make them lose elections, it will end.
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