[hrdwdmrbl]

As a goal for 2030, it doesn’t seem that wild. Shoot for the moon

[monocasa]

Rewriting Microsoft's 10s if not 100s of millions of lines of native code in four years doesn't sound that wild to you?

[bodash]

Windows’ downfall will finally give rise to the Linux desktops, already seeing trends in how popular Omarchy is and well received

[thefz]

Yet another distro maintained by who knows who, applying who knows which patches, that will lose support in some years? Nah.

[xvector]

Just toss an agent at it (tm)

[arvigeus]

“Make no mistakes” and it’s a few days of work…

[koakuma-chan]

No? They will harness the power of AGI agents to rewrite everything in Rust. Sounds good to me.

[ronsor]

> AGI

That thing we don't have yet?

[koakuma-chan]

[flagged]

[wtfwhateven]

Not true.

[koakuma-chan]

Sam Altman said it's true.

[monocasa]

One of the least fun things about a hype bubble is that I legitimately can't tell when people are joking anymore.

[koakuma-chan]

You should have been able to tell it's sarcasm because I said "harness the power." This phrase is only used in conjunction with bullshit.

[monocasa]

I agree it's mostly only used in conjunction with bullshit, but during a hype bubble a lot of the users of that phrase don't fully realize they're spouting bullshit, and it's used in earnest.

[tarsinge]

It’s still wild because it’s mostly useless. Rewriting a few core components might improve security a bit, but otherwise it’ll not change anything for end users. This is the typical attractive but useless project for bored programmer with no product or business vision.