jollyroberts

This is basically how I roll as well.

I did have cursor build an example fastapi project (which didn’t work at first) just to sort of give me a jump start on learning the framework.

I messed around with that, got it to work, learnes enough about how it works that I was then comfortable starting from scratch in a different project.

I kind of treat the local AI as a knowledge base. Short questions with examples. Mostly that just then lets me know what sort of stuff to look for in the real documentation, which is what actually solves my issues.

Fair. I don’t do audio stuff so I’ll take your word for it.

Agreed. A Virtual Machine is also an option. That’s how I got started, running fedora vms on my windows laptop ten+ years ago.

Came here to point out CoH!

He said he was a racist Nazi who wanted to be a dictator. Yeah i blame the people who voted for him.

I got funds out of the blue like this once. Legit.

“Use the best tool for the job, that the person doing the job is best at.” That’s my approach.

I will use bash or python dart or whatever the project uses.

Control+r == search through your bash history.

I used linux for ten years before finding out about that one.

I use piefed, mastodon, and pixelfed. The only AI stuff i see is the stuff i sought out on purpose. At least afaik.

I have a Razer blade 15 advanced from a few years ago. I’ve run Arch on it, and now NixOS

It does steam fine, I can use the GPU for gaming, all that fun stuff.

Snake Case and Pascal Case is what I tend to default to