• SpookyBogMonster@lemmy.ml
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    15 小时前

    I’m sure your Linux distro has an associated forum that can help answer your questions better than a robot can

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      They really don’t though, which is often the problem. How do I solve this weird esoteric problem, let me either dig through mountains of posts which are only tangentially related, or ask my local LLM to do it for me, implement a fix and move forward with it. Would I rely on it for production? Hell no. Would I do it rather then spending hours trying to find an answer? Absolutely. For things like that, it’s like moving from chipping letters in stone to typing on a computer. They both get the job done, but one is certainly a better use of time.

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      14 小时前

      AI is really fast at searching forums though, can usually dig up posts better than I can. Doesn’t help that AI slop has filled the internet making manual search harder

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      12 小时前

      I do both, thing is I learned windows by myself clicking buttons but on linux i can’t just guess the command lines

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        11 小时前

        What distro are you using? I use mint as my daily driver, and have had to use the command line maybe twice, over the past few years