Not all AI are bad, there are types of AI that actually useful (in a good terms) for people. Don't refer AI as LLMs. LLM is just a branch of AI. SMH people..
What's the minimum requirements for running it?
korean fried rice or if i don't really have money, instant noodles that costs $0.18
Honestly I don't bother my teammates use AI for their job, but sadly most of them aren't really good at the basic of programming in the first place so they just blindly copy-paste the code without checking it first as if it's correct or not since I'm not even sure they are correct at prompting. Vibe coders are real.
Vandalism pun disebut "tindakan anarkis" lmao
welcome to the club
So basically, it’s not about the topic, but about how it’s framed? That kinda proves my point—tech stuff is allowed as long as it’s phrased vaguely or conversationally enough. Which is fine, but still makes the space biased toward people who are familiar with those contexts. I’m not saying don’t allow them, I’m just pointing out that this flexibility doesn’t feel equally intuitive to non-tech people, which can unintentionally gatekeep.
If niche stuff is going to live in general communities anyway, then what’s the point of having dedicated communities at all? Should we just post everything in the same place and hope the phrasing makes it acceptable?
True, but this kind of trend is why Fediverse platforms often stay programmer-heavy. Regular users join, see mostly dev talk even in general spaces, and bounce. I'm not really against posts like this, but I do wish Lemmy could grow its user base by keeping general spaces genuinely random.
Also, just being honest, it kind of sucks that my earlier comment got downvoted. I wasn’t trying to gatekeep, just sharing a harmless opinion about keeping the vibe more random and less tech-centered. Felt like I got shut down for it.
Reddit was like that too. Certain communities gradually became echo chambers just because one group dominated the tone. I'd hate to see Lemmy fall into the same pattern.
And just to follow the same logic—if dev memes count as “random” in lemmyshitpost, I guess I could post “what programming language should I use to build X?” in asklemmy, right? Feels inconsistent to label one as valid and the other as off-topic, depending on who posts it.
Interesting post, but maybe better suited for a dev-focused community? Would love to keep this space more for random stuff.
Hi and welcome! Is that a fresh install?
My bad didn't read the body lol. Hope you'll find enjoyment using Void! is that glibc or musl btw?
they offer good experience though
To be honest, this is the only thing Google did right about AI IMO.