Soller: Real hardware breakthroughs, and focusing on rustc

> I maintained several projects there and spent way less time on that than maintaining a package for Ubuntu and coping with it being broken by Python updates.

That "works" because you do not care about the result being useful to others. But wasn’t your original complaint, that the python3-theano maintainers didn’t care that their package was not useful to your commercial app?

So you want a system that relies, on not caring for others, to scale, to be adopted by distributions, because the distributions should care about you?

Don’t you see the logical fallacy in the argument?

Al the things that you found too much work in the Ubuntu package, exist so the result can be used by others.