Okay, I had to look that up to figure out what the reference was. Turns out I missed that meme because I was still in the cult at the time.

But the answer is yes.

I can confirm that it works on Linux (I'm using Proton GE) and actually, the performance has seen serious improvements. At least on my end/AMD system. And since I have a better idea of what I'm doing this time, the tutorial is going way better.

Well, time to see what works better, I guess. A vague plan or mountains of cocaine.

@hurlgreytea.bsky.social

Oh, it's too bad that Cory Doctorow isn't on Bluesky... But having read his position on the matter, I totally understand.

I wanna see what people do with the idea above... If y'all will forgive me for mass-tagging you:

@demshenaniganss.bsky.social, @moewanders.bsky.social, @quadraticink.bsky.social, @scalzi.com (can't blame me for trying?), @annleckie.com (ditto), @drayvenblaze.bsky.social (go wild).

No doubt. That's another reason I stay the hell away from vibe coding. I'm not a proper programmer. *Could* these tools help me build some handy personal bash scripts? Probably.

Would I know if they'd rm -rf / my entire system if I put in the wrong CLI arg? No. No I would not.

I mean, "Ethically, I could never give this LLM-generated code to someone who paid me to write code." says a lot.

Unfortunately, it only speaks to those of us burdened by conscience.

* my software = software I paid for and/or depend on

of the companies that you mentioned would read it. I'm getting very tired of seeing my software get worse.

If nothing else, I'll never forgive gen AI for *actually making autocorrect more frustrating.*

Well-reasoned, thoughtful, and right on the money as far as I can tell.

Of course, that part of me that comes from the writer-designer-artist side of things is still screaming, "BURN IT ALL DOWN!" but your article painted a very informative picture.

Now if only the executives...

You clearly didn't see the dumb idea before I deleted it. Thank fuck.