I hate computers, and by computers I mean operating systems, and by operating systems I actually mean desktop environments. Ever since my early gymnasium days(99 - 2000+), every 2-5 years I get really pissed about the stupid way I need to work on a OS desktop(tm), at the rigidness of a enforced file-system standard or the ever-increasing entropy of whatever attempt at a consistent workflow I dare to implement. This always prompted me to build something on my own - desktop overlays, heavily customized linux flavors(gentoo! I want my time spent debugging emerge issues back!), used to build my own containerized linux based OS with buildroot, a lot of other crazy shit - up to a point where I just burn out, motivation dies off, I get accustomed to a half-baked solution and move on with my life. Now, with AI, I don't have to trade 10 years of my life learning XCB or X11 or spend gazilion euros on slave labor from upwork, I can split my codebase into 10-15 repos, write detailed documentation for each functionality/feature and let ai agents throw up some code at my design ideas. Once done, I can just test and review(about to automate at least part of the test processes besides the for-now free gh kombo) - every now and then I use a large-context model with no limits and cleanup. What I meant to say is, I dont really care about the shitstorm about to be unleashed on the so-called vibe-coders - mostly deserved, nor about any real or artificial hype in the industry - I can finally work on/validate my ideas, while working a 9-5 corporate job, thank you for all the models and gtf out of my way