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Sadly, if you move to Linux and you DON'T use AI to help you learn the command line, you are officially Doing It Wrong (tm) - and your free time will judge you
by barfbagginus 2y ago
Sadly, if you move to Linux and you DON'T use AI to help you learn the command line, you are officially Doing It Wrong (tm) - and your free time will judge you for it.
Consider local LLMs if you need privacy. They
1. Are Private
2. Are not (yet) evil enough to hijack your machine
3. Can help you learn cli with maybe 5x to 10x less blood, sweat, and swear words
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- TheRoque 2y agoI'm really curious about AI and the terminal. Do you have good tools to recommend ?
- _lvbh 2y agoDON’T use AI to learn the command line. It hallucinates way too much. A simple rsync command can wipe your drive. I know it’s sort of a joke but I’m serious, read the manual
- segfaltnh 2y agoI agree LLM powered search is useful, but I'm not sure it's the best for learning or reference. I still read quite a bit of man pages. Maybe I need the killer turnkey local LLM setup to roll up and convince me of what I'm missing.
- JohnFen 2y ago> if you move to Linux and you DON'T use AI to help you learn the command line Most people can use Linux for what they want without ever looking at a command line, or at least without having to look at it any more than you need to in Windows.