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https://www.debian.org/vote/2026/vote_002
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A bigger reason than ever to avoid Sid, if you don't want to be subject to software broken by untested LLM code.
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>>109688092
Must be devastating news if you're retarded.
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>>109688092
>debian
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>>109688901
To be fair, using Sid on any machine where you expect some semblance of reliability has always been retarded, LLMs or not.
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>>109688092
If this was from a random project I might be concerned but it's Debian. Randos on the internet who don't have jobs nor go to church severely underestimate the utility of institutions. Debian is chock full of good stewards who will rule on these things correctly, and if it becomes a problem, they can always just change it later.
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>>109688092
Another thread of Omarchy shills...
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Is there anything on ganoo leenux that isn't being raped by AI anymore? Even the kernel itself is being vibeslopped nowadays. It's only a matter of time before the entire ecosystem implodes under massive amounts of technical debt and jeetcoding.
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>>109688092
AI is better at programming than 99.9% of humans now. Seethe.
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>>109688092
good
debian is a rotting corpse of distro
best thing that could happen to it is cybernetics



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