I was about to dislike it, then I realized: the author's aggression comes off as... human.

I don't know if the aggression itself is an intentional mockery of the cool, dispassionate, pseudo-poetic tone that AI mostly writes in.

But the passionate visceral disgust is definitely human.

A single SQLite database implements columns/metadata handling, and comes baked-in with FTS and BM25 ranking too.

The 'lack' of human emotion does not make anything less musical, at least on the composition side.

But even on the playing side: well-crafted AI music these days have started sounding just as expressive as human-made music. It is not bland at all.

I don't know what you've been doing, but the summaries I get from my LLMs have been rather accurate.

And in any event, summaries are just that - summaries.

They don't need to be 100% accurate. Demanding that is unreasonable.

The newest Macbooks have insanely powerful hardware (I have an M4 Macbook Max). Yet they do not feel as speedy or instant on my machines with i3. There's always a perceivable milliseconds of latency, with response time from the keyboard to the screen. As someone who has tons of key bindings, I find this tolerable, but it can get a bit grating compared to just how instantaneous everything is on my Linux.

Linux is bound to be the number one gaming machine in time; general apps aside.

If you can't get a job at all, that makes no sense, and probably speaks more to the fact that you might be an academic parrot who can talk code, but not write code, as an actual software developer with practical abilities. And that goes more to your lack of practice, rather than lack of knowledge. The world is not to blame in that regard but you.

Alternatively, try different domains - your skills might work little wonder in the software world, but might move mountains in other (especially labour-intensive) domains.

It even ends with that trademark conclusion-style statement... which is a hallmark of ChatGPT output.

What's good for the goose should be good for the gander.

To me, that's a source of pleasure.

I've never expected Windows or Mac to work exactly how I want them to. In fac, they can't. So given that, how can Linux be a poorer experience/

The truth is that for virtually everyone, Linux will be the absolute closest experience to having everything work exactly the way you want things to, because it is that open to being modified.

Out of curiosity, I put in more than 150 genuine hours in 2024, trying to get deeply into Swift - and eventually just abandoned the language.

In comparison - I got very far experimenting with Go in the same amount of time.

Unless one needs to get into the Mac ecosystem, I see no reason why learning Swift should be necessary at all.

Right. Translation: "I'm actually incompetent. I have no technical abilities, and I'm lazy to learn."

Her entire blog post - and probably career - is just her waffling around.

There are those who were successful without merit, achieved renown/success only because they were DEI tokens.

Therefore if they didn't deserve their 'achievements' by the merits in the first place, there's nothing wrong with taking their stories down once the political climates have changed (especially a climate that encourages truth and merits over the political advantage that got those DEI tokens in in the first place).

I think those who enjoy paychecks but don't enjoy coding are likely to be incompetent developers. Which is not a desirable end.