systemd is at it's core an app for running services, such as containers.

You should read up on podman and systemd before making up more arguments.

You read it as I want more bloodshed?

Some of us still live in democracies.

Not condemning the aggressor over and over make us look soft, indeed.

No, that's not correct. In fact, it's mostly the other way around. Consoles have known hardware and thus games can ship with precompiled shaders. I know this has been done since at least PS2 era since I enjoy taking apart game assets.

While on PC, you can't know what GPU is in the consumer device.

For example, Steam has this whole concept of precompiled shader downloads in order to mitigate the effect for the end user.

I wouldn't think the code signing phase is run while the benchmark is running and thus affecting those numbers.

Here, parent explained in detail how to get stuff done, management very happy and secure their position for years to come.

This is not a matter of belief, it's a matter of observable fact.

Humans reason. LLM predict.

Correct. LLM also don't have intelligence. What you and others mistake for intelligence is a very clever prediction model.

A LLM don't reason at all. It only tells you what is a most likely response based on its training data.

This is why the LLM cannot tell you it don't know.

Last time I tried it had no way of valid rust code beyond hello-world level, constantly producing code that failed the borrow checker.

I didn't say anything along those lines, in fact I was commenting generally about this issue that you guys and the other commenters mentioned.

I was just suggesting a solution to the the problem stated.

I think parent should be using `stringer` [2] instead.

1: https://go.dev/blog/generate

2: https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/tools/cmd/stringer