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The “obsession” isn’t for developers like you or I, it’s for non-technical but curious non-engineers who would still like to play around with an LLM. I think y
by joenot443 3y ago
The “obsession” isn’t for developers like you or I, it’s for non-technical but curious non-engineers who would still like to play around with an LLM.
I think you’re imposing your own very specific (and solvable!) gripe onto an unrelated project and it makes for pretty clumsy commentary.
- whstl 3y agoYep. But also: It might not be for a developer like you, but it is for a developer like me. I enjoy writing software, but I don't particularly enjoy futzing with building things outside my day-to-day work, and on systems I don't write myself. If it was up to me everything would be one click. Things like this are like accessibility: it benefits me even though I don't particularly need it.
- pdntspa 3y agoIt's the way things have been for god-knows-how-long, and it has worked really really well. I am utterly amazed and perplexed that answering ONE configuration question (which is all that is needed here) is too much. How lazy have we become? One question. That is too much for folks?! And I have no objection to the autodownloading. Just ask me where to put it first!