[–] 0 points 2 weeks ago

Slightly offtopic, but....

This should be pretty trival to show if all these AI assisted researchers are finding human coded bugs or recent-ish bugs contributed by AI....

surely that would be solid proof that LLMs are somewhat useful

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  • [–] 1 point 2 weeks ago

    Tested on an old chromebook for about a week, then made it the daily on main laptop. Replacing my trusty Fedora Cosmic Atomic was a tough sell, but I really like where this project is going (built upon Fedora helped)

    Really enjoying Raku

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  • [–] 0 points 3 weeks ago

    "new to Linux" is not accurate.

    I've been using Linux since kernel 1.2.13. I chose a "noob friendly" desktop OS because the last time I used a gui on Linux was Xfree86 in 1995ish with the modeline hell; even while helping build, support, defend and maintain AT&T Unix and enterprise Linux, we were all back to w98se because of the non-fuckery GUI experience.

    With w10 dying, I finally needed to kill win7 at home, and I'm back with the "noobie" Linux version.

    Point is, I'm no noob. I've been on Linux enough that when I went back to a GUI after 30 years, I just wanted a non-fuckery (and SLSA-observant) GUI to work with. Because life's too fucking hairy to fuck with the GUI and other ancillary shit, some days.

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  • [–] 5 points 3 weeks ago*

    why? why not just use a Qt theme? how would i even use it right now (when I can just (ex)Quse myself with a Qt theme)? why the effort into this instead of Qoding a PR making libadwaita themeable? why is another vibe-coded stupid idea having a showing here?

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  • [–] -1 points 4 weeks ago (2 children)

    Because every other option is objectively worse in one way or another.

    The only upside to other options is basically just a moral one. And at a point you kinda have to stop giving a damn about morals and just use what works if you don't want to endlessly waste time and tax payer money.

    It just is what it is unfortunately.

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