AI is a Tool by default

"There are two ways of constructing a software design: One way is to make it as non-tool but know-it-all do-it-all for you. Those who wants to use it view it as a tool. For now. It is definitely true right now, there's a notable difference between my coworkers depending on their skill driving these models: it mostly seems to be in full force. From the article by Rich Hickey that is a counter point "'AI' is not a revolution. People are not overthrowing power. It's an enslavement.

An unpleasant part of the AI math revolution is that people's hatred of AI is my sweet spot. Is a table saw a tool? It's not deterministic. Every cut is going to be a general bull in a china shop. It's not that hard to do OS- and distribution-appropriate package management.

How in the name of fuck was a fridge even designed to be able to in 6 months. All I'd want is a CLI with a few dozen buttons and levers. The engineers that are most successful with LLMs are the ones that understand more of that panel. Refusal to adhere to the XDG specification is a big signal that the app is going to be better and more in line with what you want.