

None of them will slow down though. Because they all want to be ahead of the competition. I can also only imagine intelligence agencies are going full send with AI for better or for worse. And we all know it is the latter.
Fun times!


None of them will slow down though. Because they all want to be ahead of the competition. I can also only imagine intelligence agencies are going full send with AI for better or for worse. And we all know it is the latter.
Fun times!


Your choice ofcourse but I can pretty much guarantee you won’t be using any software at all anymore in a couple of years.
I know lemmy is very anti AI, but it is not ALL bad if you use it wisely, it is actually really useful if you use it as an assistant and not have it code entire projects for you without oversight.


The fuck is wrong with framework now then. Nazi what? I have no idea.
Everytime I see a nice new product show up it is nazi this nazi that. Getting fucking tired of it.
Also I seriously doubt the 10% statistic. Id expect it to still be around 3-4%-ish. Stats are probably skewed by AI agents scraping the internet.
I think Linus has realized that LLM’s are not going anywhere and can actually be a useful tool if used correctly.
And he is right in that respect. I know Lemmy is very anti-AI, and for good reason. Because we do not NEED it. And heat producing, power and water guzzling datacenters in this time of climate change is absolutely NOT what we need.
Yet I think LLM’s are here to stay. When used as an “employee” you instruct what to do while keeping total control of the code it produces it is actually pretty useful.
However, I really do hope that open weight models keep improving (which they are) and running them locally on midrange gpu’s on your own computer will be the future.
Because the way the big AI companies are doing things now is absolutely not sustainable and I hope they all fail soon.


Yeah I blocked that community a looooong time ago. I thought it was sarcasm but apparently it’s just a few salty dudes.
Imagine finding satisfaction in bashing an operating system …


Personallly, I think qwen3.6 is already pretty close to Claude.
Did not know about ATLAS, will definitely try that out.


Anthropic banned me for no reason last week, was merely using it for some SaaS project. Appealed, nothing. No reason given other than usage policy blabla.
Google Gemini, unusable, timed out 9 out of 10 times.
Very expensive, and unsustainable in my opinion. All the big boys lack capacity and I doubt they will be able to get that sorted.
Now running Qwen3.6:27B, opensourced by Ali Baba, locally. Works really well actually.


Brutal? Think about the poor ceo’s! They really need that new Porsche this year, not next year.
Ofcourse. The first stage is denial.


“a big jump from 4GB to 6GB.”
Lol.
For simple tasks AI can be useful and there’s nothing wrong with it. I use it sometimes to generate simple standalone functions.
BUT if your problem is a bit more complex it very often spews out nonsense so be wary of that.


I have used this when it was still pretty new. I already liked it a lot more than Hyprland. Dev was very responsive and friendly. The combination of tiling and scrolling is very cool!
I think this is a very promising project.


$ cat minor | grep boobs
Samir Notgonnaworkhereanymore
Not now, but I’d expect LLMs to be much more efficient in a couple of years.