Let’s add to the question “what is the quality of code review process in Linux?” an other one “what is the quality of ethical review process at universities?”.
I think there should be a real world experiment to test it.
For some strange reason I have a GUI (nautilus), TUI (mc) and CLI (fish) at my disposal... but I do lots of file manipulation at CLI. Nothing will ever beat `massren` with the power of `vim`.
(But no kidding: somethings feels CLI very natural, sometimes feels GUI more natural for me.)
TOP09 + Mayors + Christian democrats + Liberals - pro EU right/centrists. Quite sane and with some experience.
Praha Sobe - an local movement led by a popular mayor of one of Prague neighborhoods Cizinsky. Hard to characterize in left/wing system.
Not included:
ODS - "right wing" mix of conservative populists, anti-EU nationalists, local department of corruption and some sane and competent people. Aggressive anti-pirates campaign put them out possible coalitions (though they got most votes).
ANO - technocratic/populistic party lead by an StB agent billionare. They screwed the last 4 years really big way (collapsing bridges...). Spent zillions on campaign in the last year.
Not even got any seats: soc-dem (Left wing. Local department of corruption and without sane/competent people. Screwed the last 4 years big way together with ANO), greens, communists, SPD (not even trying to pretend they are not fascist any more), other local formations, circus party (don't ask, please)...
i7-7820x does 26 compiles per day, ryzen 1800x 16 compiles per day. The core count is the same, thread count the same. The performance difference can't be explained by frequency difference only.