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GP is saying "it's not hard", yet you seem to be hearing "you should already know how to do this without ever looking it up". Those aren't the same assertions.
by anonym29 2mo ago
GP is saying "it's not hard", yet you seem to be hearing "you should already know how to do this without ever looking it up".
Those aren't the same assertions.
It's not a sensible assumption that a process must necessarily be difficult or complex just because you don't already know how to do it. There are an unenumerable number of tasks each of us don't know how to do and have never done before which are not difficult at all.
- chaps 2mo agoYes, and that's exactly why the curl|sh exists; you don't need to know the weird esoterica of a 26 year old piece of software. Accessibility matters.
- anonym29 2mo ago>you don't need to know the weird esoterica of a 26 year old piece of software You really don't need to know much at all in order to compile llama.cpp. You can literally ask any half decent AI agent to do it for you or give you a step by step guide, and troubleshoot any error you get.
- chaps 2mo agoHave you not met anyone who would disown you as a person for suggesting that?
- anonym29 2mo agoOf course not. That's as absurd, nonsensical, and dogmatic of a position to hold as disowning someone for being gay, or disowning someone for being the wrong religion or race. I tend not to associate with extremists and zealots, regardless of their preferred cause. Just about everyone I associate with personally is polite, kind, and friendly, and everyone I work with professionally is too serious of a technologist to dismiss the most transformative technology of our lifetimes to date. I know some people who'd oppose datacenters going up in their neighborhood or town, but nothing as bizarre or irrational as disowning someone else for merely using AI.