Addressing your verbosity complaint:

Spend time learning to read the lowest level documentation possible.

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It's dense and terse, which makes it difficult to read. But the knowledge per word is the value.

For example, you were mentioning relying on tools to build your environment and manage your installation. Don't. Learn how venv and pip work. Learn at the lowest level. Build up. Stop learning from the top and building down. Save that for when a project demands it.

Understand "why", not "how", and then you can evaluate whether a guide is wasting your time.

Yes! I also came here to criticize the little girl.

Allies unite, I ain't allowing that munchkin no stole valor.

Use relative positioning. Question becomes obsolete and UI scales itself. It is a hard problem tho. I was introduced to this via Kotlin Compose philosophy, aka, "parents don't dictate size, children do". If that makes sense.

If you don't do relative sizing, wouldn't your terminal "max-width" scale with resolution?

Please do not mistake my attempt at explanations as endorsements of the explanation.

The line between comfort and fear is a sentence. So to the first question, sometimes. A date is about feeling out a person, so fear is certainly a part of the equation at times.

Regarding a man being afraid of a date with a woman, probably due to a perpetually-online mindset that false-accusations are commonplace? That's the best I can come up with.

In general, I think you're right to be skeptical, but hype and fear sell. Reasonable rationality does not.

What is a "script of binary"? That description makes no sense. Why is the phrasing in this post so odd?

Ollama is better than GPT, but worse than basically every other local solution (from a performance perspective and an ethical perspective). I was annoyed when I found out, but made the switch to something llama based.

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