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How much do you think someone would have to pay redhat and canonical to introduce a no-slop policy including all upstream projects (llvm, systemd, kernel, etc)?
Like if you offered them $100M to permanently ban all of their devs from using LLMs, not merge any LLM generated upstream commits, etc. would they do it? $200M?

How #IBM is Destroying #RedHat’s Independence: The $34 Billion Betrayal
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#RedHat is looking for a senior engineer to drive a Red Hat-wide cryptography strategy: https://redhat.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/jobs/job/…

Principal Product Security Engineer
Job Title: Principal Product Security Engineer, Cryptographic Architect Red Hat's products form the foundation of the enterprise IT landscape, and the trust in those products is built on cryptography. As the cryptographic landscape faces its greatest shift in a generation—the transition to Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC)—Red Hat is building out our portfolio team to govern our cryptographic future. We are forming a Portfolio Crypto Team, a strategic partnership between Product Security and …

Emily Fox with a fun to read retrospective on what my team and a few other teams have done with post-quantum #cryptography at #RedHat and in #RHEL:

From if to how: A year of post-quantum reality
For the last 5 years, post-quantum cryptography (PQC) has largely been discussed as a research topic.

Life with Visual Studio Code #VSCode
1. I learned about `code --disable-extensions. This helped pinpoint the selection issue to most probably an extension.
2. I have removed most of the extensions. I have Go, Java, Python, XML, YAML. Go is from Google, Java from Oracle, Python from MS, XML & YAML from RedHat. This is very interesting!
3. I still feel very lost in terms of shortcuts. I'm struggling to decide if I should introduce the ones I'm familiar with or continue to experience #VSCode

:-( #gnome #fedora