Elbaph is entering the oh fuck oh shit zone of one piece arcs.
Magellan likely isn't, but Impel Down seems more like it was personally architected by Imu given the devi/hell-themed floors.
You dont need an LLM to do this though. I thought this skill just comes naturally to programmers who have had a lot of experience in diverse areas.
I'm in Linux/OSS spaces and virtually no one uses an LLM here since much of the work is more social than technical (negotiating many ways to resolve an issue) with a lot more problem solving than busywork. At some point you have to get your hands dirty and there are no more shortcuts.
In fact, LLMs have only harmed us in that there are more bogus bug reports and garbage slop being tossed at projects not to mention every community git forge having to implement some form of ddos mitigation because of the very harmful and real negative externalities of LLMs.
"Iran before the Islamic revolution" vibes.
Its not orientalist or atheist its manufacturing consent for invasion and genocide.
@crazypeople.online
You can't make this shit up
who is also a coder
Big mistake, all computer science majors are either incoherent libertarians or liberal treatlers it is known.
Like Italian bourgeois leaving the city during the plague, the USAmerican bourgeois academics will come back after the neoliberal shock to the working class subsides to levels acceptable to them.
Funny that all these liberal academics are leaving the US...only to go to vassalized nations like Canada and to urban centers like Toronto.
Just say you want public healthcare and an escape from thinking about your nations oppressed people ffs.
They already do cripple computer hardware. It's called Microsoft Windows and Apple MacOS ;)
If that were to ever happen this "AI" industry would disappear entirely with dozens of rounds of government regulation and lawsuits up the ass.
I know that "AI" will never be good because if it was it would spell disaster for oligarchs everywhere who profit off of privatized tech.
that I don't get to play the games that won't work on Linux
Which you can count on your hand at this point. For me, if a game doesn't work under proton then it's the weird one.
The larger issue of course is migrating which will always be difficult and the most painful part of the process.
Reasons to switch:
Hexbear-related reasons to switch:
Link to previous megathread:
A Linux distribution based in San Diego, California by the name of Lindows (2001) was sued by Micro$oft for infringing on their trademark name. Lindows was a distribution of GNU/Linux designed to run programs meant for Windows as well as programs compiled for Linux. Fun fact, it was founded by the guy who used to run mp3 dot com (Michael Robertson ).
One of the innovations that Lindows made was being sold with computers (you could find these for just under $200 in Walmart), it also boasted the CNR (Click N' Run) application which allowed users to install programs just with a single click.
Of course, since Lindows was threatening the bruised egos of Microsoft, they were sued for trademark infringement. However, in a rare turn of events, a judge ruled that the term "Windows" was used to describe graphical interfaces before the Windows product existed. Windows, now realizing they could be in deep shit if "Windows" itself was determined to be a generic term and not a trademark, quickly backed away from bullying the small company and settled in 2004 for nearly 20 million dollars (now around 33 million today).
Lindows later rebranded as linspire but quickly faded into the background as Microsoft and Apple quickly dominated the market and enveloped it into their sphere of influence. Lindows' mission of running Windows software and catering to these users was later taken up by Valve Inc. who funded the development of Vulkan and DXVK et. al to create Proton, which now boasts to run over 10,000 games made specifically for Windows and powers the Steam Deck, a commercially available Linux device nearly made up of entirely libre software (minus steam).
Post nerd in the chat. 
Source for image: https://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=family-tree
Image Description: A twist on the periodic table of elements with the elements replaced with various Linux distributions. We can see that the most common type of distribution is derived from Debian/Ubuntu.
Here's a set of quick criteria for choosing a Linux Distribution (not exhaustive)
If you're distro-hopping, likely the distribution you're using isn't doing well enough to provide you with software and options.
Instead try:
FOSS software help, propaganda/agitprop, whatever you got you can post in here that doesn't deserve its own post.
It is really funny that Imu rocked up and was like "Speedrun the occupation pls Tel Aviv is under attack we have to enslave the natives already"
I love the left aesthetics of One Piece.