Niri & Noctalia are awesome. It’s not quite as easy to configure as Cosmic Desktop, but the paradigm works way better and faster when you get used to it.

I was also a bit resistant to the idea, but somehow finally got it. Probably on the 5th try.

DHH has built his stuff on Linux, which means that everyone using Linux is a fascist.

It’s called subscription fees.

Making me consider switching over from Claude. But Opus is still quite a bit better at programming, so I think I’ll wait until next GPT release.

There’s conceptual simplicity and there’s UX. Arch is mostly the former.

There have been non-coding software architects for decades before LLMs became a thing. Most of us more experienced people are not in architect positions mainly because there are way fewer of those available. That’s changing now.