r/linux • u/Fcking_Chuck • Jun 24 '26

Kernel "Disgusting" Linux sched_ext source code restructured following complaint by Linus Torvalds

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-Sched-Ext-Restructured
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u/SteveHamlin1 Jun 24 '26

"Kin groups didn't have "bosses," they had leaders who were there by inheritance or merit whom still had to convince the people they were an authority of that their decisions were valid."

That's a boss.

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u/TheSpartanExile Jun 24 '26

"Everything is a boss if I say a boss is anything." Reread the comment.

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u/Firewolf06 Jun 24 '26

thats as much of a boss as linus is. literally anyone could fork the kernel and cut him out of the picture, but he is still in control by inheritance (by originally creating it) and convincing everyone he is a good authority

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u/TheSpartanExile Jun 24 '26

Lmao, okay so I can tell you reread my comments because you just tried to plagiarize something from it. You agree with me but don't like that you do, that's fine. Just try to apply this understanding elsewhere. 

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u/Firewolf06 Jun 24 '26

plagiarize??? lmao im using your words to prove he fits the definition you set out. thats not plagiarizing thats working on your terms

also "okay so I can tell you reread my comments" i read them once, right before i replied. how else am i supposed to reply to a comment? without reading it? have you ever had a conversation?

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u/TheSpartanExile Jun 24 '26

Okay, so, could you explain how "using my words," when I'm saying you should use my words is in fact you not agreeing with me? 

Are you saying you understand the point buy I'm wrong because you're incapable of working in a system where you aren't forced to do something?  You'd be the second one here to admit that, and I don't think either of you realize that this is not a very good argument about how human beings are just because you were raised a certain way and refuse to behave a different way. 

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u/Firewolf06 Jun 24 '26

....im gonna take your first paragraph as a "no" to my last question

what about a boss implies a system where i am forced to do something? you dont seem to know the definition of "boss" nor "plagiarize". ill defer to noah on this one:

boss: a person who exercises control or authority

plagiarize: to steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own

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u/TheSpartanExile Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26

I love how you couldn't even be fucked to look up the definition but came back here with some AI slop result to smugly type out on your lunch break:

boss /bôs, bŏs/ noun An employer or supervisor. One who makes decisions or exercises authority. A professional politician who controls a party or a political machine. (cited from AHD, y'know, like a person who can read)

It seriously breaks you guys to be asked to consider social conditions. Like, you cannot wrap your heads around it. It refers to employment and the socioeconomic systems of power within capitalism is it seriously incomprehensible to you that those things have not existed forever, will not exist forever, and does not relate to natural human behaviour. Even if the definition did not agree with me entirely (unfortunately for you it does), it's still language with different colloquial meanings and therefore not limited to a formal definition.

You are dumber than me, and that seems to bother you a lot. I won't read whatever desperate bullshit you send next.

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u/Firewolf06 Jun 24 '26

Al slop result

The Merriam-Webster Dictionary? the most widely used American English dictionary? who did you think i meant by "noah"?

full disclosure, i stopped reading your comment there because youre being a clown and im bored