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Exactly. That's why there are in maximum benchmarks of current WSL comparing to older WSL releases just like in the announcement.

While every few weeks we read about "some more factors performance improvements is being worked on" we know how the current state looks like. Let's wait till we are talking about single digit percentage of improvements being worked on and newsworthy.

and yet they have solutions in place to work around all that to do all sorts of things with all there customers data without any customers knowledge because for example law enforcement agencies may demand that for one of there customers one day...

Fact is if you put it in the cloud you lost control. Data, services and integrity is gone. Uploading your stuff to Pirate Bay may actually be more secure because downloading it is maybe illegal :-)

And yet it's still factors faster without a whole Windows around it.

With specialized agents it could be as simple as "Upgrade your current used generic model to the better one specialized better on your tasks for only $10" rather then today's "we ship everything in one model no matter what you really need so you need our cloud subscription" approach.

If jokes are hate speech, then my life is a human rights violation.

We had an own good-releases directory in our svn repository! That's when you realize old habits are hard to change.

The easiest way is to actually review the prompt input, put it through a LLM to catch the typical missing steps and automatically forward the result as review comment to the MR.

Let the LLM wars start!

> You can make your own numbers look incredible while reducing the throughput of the entire team.

Taken how some companies award promotions and bonus this is actually a double win. You not only improve your own numbers but also make this of your competition worse! /s

The JavaScript interpreter is shared too since the Plasma Weather app is loaded as a shared library plugin into the Plasma process and uses the functionality already loaded and present in RAM. The same concept is used with background services which run in the kded process. There is no need to have a set of full web browser processes per service.

Correct.

The KDE Plasma weather app takes in maximum 1MB.

You don't. This days run your C/C++ code through AI and fix the issues it found. That gives you more in shorter time.

I prefer to have such detailed readme's created by a LLM while iterating over no iteration documentation at all and usually the later is the standard.

Because that's the only argument left after Kimi beats Fabel in results, price and autonomy.