AI should be able to assemble a Linux distro for each user from a base. Package managers should be web-of-trust-based. No more central lists anywhere.
Maybe the OS installer is just the kernel and an AI prompt instead of the terminal.
The difference between 'slop' and 'non-stop' is usage. Everything sucks when nobody actually uses them, regardless of whether it was made by a human or by AI.
I don't know what my users want anymore.
It's strange because for over 25 years I always knew what they wanted. It wasn't perfect, but I had a good clue.
Now I got nothing. ๐ง
Weird.
I used to say that every app has a lifecycle of 2 years back in 2015. Then it became ~6 months. Now it's 2 weeks, a bunch of clones show up and the whole team disappears.