Try subwave. You can have AI djs choose music from your navidrone library based on shows you create by defining prompts, moods and styles.

Pretty neat…

Fast developing and pretty solid already.

I think your personal bias is obfuscating your understanding of my post.

Are you assuming cars are a positive development unlikely bombs or guns? None of them are. I was not making positive examples, exactly as I am not defending AI as it stands today.

You got it all heads and tails my friend. Go read it again.

Guys, I am talking to all the zealots people who loudly open their mouths to talk down anything referring to AI.

AI is here to stay. Like cars after horses. Like guns after swords. Like h-bombs after mortars. The sooner we regulate it, learn how to use it ethically and safely the better.

Just asking for it to be deleted or forgotten has never worked in human history and never will. As well as blindly criticizing whoever uses it for any reason has never worked out and, again, won’t work.

Let’s regulate it. Let’s fight for an ethical use instead.

Things usually break on updates unless your disk fills up or worse some hardware fails…

So it’s pretty easy to fix: never upgrade automatically.

I always upgrade manually and check immediately what I have upgraded. Works fine so far.

And I was only partially joking… Yeah if a service stays broken for a long time, just uninstall it, it was useless.

Observawhat? My services just exist, if they fail and nobody complains… Well, they get removed. If the fail and somebody complains… The get restarted…

Pretty efficient but simple approach.

I thought ai was banned on codeberg

Of course, Gentoo Linux! :)

In my limited experience, AI properly guided can be a great bug hunter.

As usual with AI anything must be thoroughly vetted of course, but overall it’s a huge time saver.

I believe that it’s impossible to avoid ai generated or ai committed or ai designed or ai helped code. Or will very soon be.

Better to learn to cope with it.

While you are correct, as all tools AI is not bad per se.

If you use ai to replace more lengthy documentation searches and write your own code that works out pretty well and speed up your work without degrading your coding. Granted, I got plainly incorrect answers as well, but at least I managed to be much more efficient.

Treat LLMs/ai as a glorified documentation aggregator and that’s how you correctly use that tool.

Like, use a knife to cut and cook meat, not to cut another person body, and that’s how you correctly use that tool too.