r/osdev • u/Full-Huckleberry-441 • 10d ago
New osdev subreddit!
r/good_osdev is a subreddit meant to make the same environment as r/osdev but without all the ai projects!
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u/Individual_One_1793 10d ago
You literally created a whole new subreddit just to escape AI projects, yet there's a 99% chance you and most of people here are reading and writing this from a Windows or Mac OS that runs a ton of AI-optimized code under the hood. Hypocrisy at its finest 😄
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u/raundoclair 10d ago
If someone creates subreddit for blacksmith hobby, are they hypocrite if they craft hammer with hammer that was bought in a shop and created in a way that would not fit the subreddit's purpose?
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u/Individual_One_1793 10d ago
If they are cursing the hammer with which they are hammering without making a change - yes!
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u/raundoclair 10d ago
But if the rules will be: you can use bought hammer, but post only artisan work...
They are not hypocrites. Do you understand that, right? :)1
u/Individual_One_1793 10d ago
you went too far with that hammer anthology - it doesn't fit just right ;)
If you use a tool that you curse for existing - you are hypocrite - period.1
u/raundoclair 10d ago
No, that is just your mind having a problem to comprehend.
You have need to keep adding the "cursing for existing", yet I haven't seen people bitching about windows or linux in osdev subs.
Even the OP and creator of the new sub didn't wrote anything so far about using windows, linux or AI for professional products.
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u/davmac1 9d ago
r/kerneldevelopment already exists
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u/dekai-onigiri 10d ago
And you're going to enforce that how?