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> that's also why i am not working with windows Oh good, so it's not just me. Windows is weird, my hand starts cramping up and I start getting angry pretty qui
by mrweasel 5mo ago
> that's also why i am not working with windows
Oh good, so it's not just me. Windows is weird, my hand starts cramping up and I start getting angry pretty quickly when I use it.
For LLMs, I just can't use them, they aren't there yet for me. What I need is for an LLMs to say "stop, you're clearly doing something wrong, talk me through what it is you want to do". The current generation of LLMs seems designed to piss me off.
- em-bee 5mo agomy hand starts cramping up and I start getting angry pretty quickly when I use it it's been a while (fortunately) but yes, same. for me it's this feeling of helplessness. like this behavior is not a bug but an intentional design flaw that won't ever get fixed. like this quote: when something goes wrong in windows i bang my head against the wall and give up. when something goes wrong in linux i bang my head against the wall and go look at the code. (paraphrased from memory, i could not find the source) (edit: actually the original quote is a bit different than from how i remembered it: https://www.junauza.com/2008/01/top-50-linux-quotes-of-all-time.html https://www.junauza.com/2008/01/top-50-linux-quotes-of-all-t... (search for nr 10)) The current generation of LLMs i feel exactly as you say. and maybe in the future LLMs will improve. it is also clear that some people have different levels of tolerance for this. if someone can tolerate the current state and work with it, good for them. i simply don't have much of any tolerance for that at all.