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A kernel programmer.
Wrestling with the guts of computer systems.
@vaurora @ljs @neil great slides. the real bottleneck in productivity is human energy, not AI speed. lots of developers are finding themselves more tired because they spend so much time to review and fix AI output, rather than focusing on creative problem-solving.
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@ljs honestly, if that were me, I'd want to crawl into a hole and disappear forever... ๐Ÿ˜‚
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@ljs how to identify these patches were written by an LLM?
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@hyeyoo wait, that actually makes a lot of sense... I'm almost convinced... ๐Ÿ˜œ
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@hyeyoo South Korea! I'm afraid going to the wrong one might get me a jail cell instead of a hotel bed.. ๐Ÿซ 
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I really should have gotten a Korean visa, just so I could leave Incheon Airport and sleep in a real hotel bed during layover blobcatsnore
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@ljs Less than 2 years?! That's absolutely insane.
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For me, the biggest challenge of driving in New Zealand isn't the right-hand drive - it's the combination of narrow lanes and high speeds.
โ€‹Cruising from Christchurch to Oamaru took me over 3.5 hours of high mental tension. With just one lane each way and no median barriers, having cars fly past at 100km/h is intense. I felt stuck in a dilemma: at 95km/h, people were tailgating me; at 100km/h, I was worried about speed traps. My most frequent move? Checking for passing lanes, hitting the left indicator, and letting everyone zoom past! ๐Ÿ˜…
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@ljs exactly, for example, email could have a trust score, kind of like spam detection. or patches should get the same treatment as essays: run them through a detector to see how likely they were written by AI :P
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@ljs It's pretty foreseeable that we'll be seeing a lot more of this! In the AI era, the barrier to submitting patches has basically disappeared. Anyone can just ask Codex or Claude to spot some minor issues and whip up a few patches. I honestly feel like we might soon reach a point where we just can't keep up with reviewing all of them. AI coding has only really been a thing for two years now. I can't even begin to imagine what it'll be like in another two!
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linus fully embraces claude, mr greg only kept for entertainment purposes

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@ljs Yeah exactly, it can help me make a whole PPT in a few minutes on something I'm not even that familiar with, write all the speaker notes too, and then I basically just stand there and read
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@hyeyoo @sef1548 try something like this. I have one, it's comfortable blobcatamused
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@hyeyoo @ljs @vbabka Shocking! I was totally outdone by AI. blobcatlaughing
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I might have been the only person who actually fell for this patch[1]. I genuinely thought this code was about to be deleted. ๐Ÿ˜‚ Well played. @vbabka @hyeyoo @ljs

[1] https://lore.kernel.org/linux-mm/20260401-b4-are-you-serious-v1-1-dcacda70647d@kernel.org/
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@hyeyoo @kernellogger @sj @vbabka take @ljs to the Leaky Cauldron in London and maybe he'll believe you hehe
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@hyeyoo @kernellogger @vbabka when I saw the signature "Harry Potter", I scrolled back up to check the sender again and thought, "wait!! did I hallucinate that? I was sure it said Harry Yoo" blobcatdizzy blobcatdizzy blobcatdizzy
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@ljs @hyeyoo @vbabka @david @sj ๐Ÿ˜‚You all make sending patches look as easy as me eating fries
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