> where Linus embraced AI as frictionless has its been
Why? He seems very pragmatic. I fully expected him to embrace it, with the only concern being correctness and quality.
Also, it took a long time for rust to mature to be considered for linux kernel development. AI is faster but easier to integrate.
As someone who hates c++ so much, he is surprisingly nice to llm.
100%. Too many people equate LLM assisted programming with vibe coding some slop. Which is just a weird thing to do at this point.
That's exactly why one would expect him to not embrace it. LLM usage is anti-correlated with either of those things.
True, but I think there are quite a few very pragmatic people in here, and yet you see the they don't exactly go around singing praises.