The orange techbro forum site (news.ycombinator.com) is built on a Common Lisp backend (it used to be a Racket-based DSL before). IIRC Grammarly is (was?) also written in Common Lisp.

They’re actually acknowledging this in their latest blogpost

Author likely isn’t talking about generic chatbot use, but about agentic systems that are being pushed for automating everything to the point you don’t have to touch your keyboard or move cursors anymore.

Yes it does, but you need to want that first. Many people turn their misery into a comfort zone and refuse to move out of it.

Why won’t it be? You can be lonely despite having company.

Tried, doesn’t work. Just makes you feel sick.

I don’t think they make much of a difference beyond what distro-native power modes (“Power Saver”, “Balanced”, “Performance”) do. In the end the main determiners are the kernel and the hardware itself.