Wilmo

He didn’t invent a programming language. He designed a framework for a programming language. I assure you the second one is a lot easier. It’s like a library of functions and class suites that make programming quicker and easier as the boilerplate code you’d have to write is done already.

They specifically aren’t vibing it though.

As they say it’s useful to find vulnerabilities which is true.

And as far as code they said:

Frontier models are very good at finding bugs but it requires an experienced developer to babysit it and extract the useful portion of the output. Important bugs are often found but mixed in with a bunch of low quality output.

Which is the opposite of vibe coding.

It’s fair to dislike any LLM usage. But it can have value. But it’s often coming from unethical entities like OpenAI and Anthropic etc

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I wanted to. Seemed like my ideal Gnome distro since I have a lot of annoyances with Fedora bugs.

However it was even worse

I use a Bluetooth mouse and doing any kind of installs through Gnome software would completely freeze up my mouse and cause lag with it.

Unfortunate, because I’d like to use it but its too janky for my mouse I guess