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Linux AI Patches Soars to 17%. Yet another record week for AI / LLM development of the Linux kernel, with 1,634 AI generated code submissions.

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Greyforge Labsvor 11 Tagen

Us, except Linux.

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Tom Millervor 11 Tagen

I have a kernel patch that adds Bluetooth support for the Moto G4 phone. So far this is supported in the old forked Android kernel but not upstream. I'll wait until AI contributions get to 100%, then I'll submit my patch to get it back to 99.999% for a day. 😇

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Paulvor 11 Tagen

I say 25% by the end of the year

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