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Maybe one positive outcome of this AI bubble:

The one good thing that could come of this latest #AI craze is that finally people are getting used to the idea that their computer can do more for them than just follow simple point-and-click or touch-and-swipe commands. The computer can actually do more intelligent things for you.

The thing is, computers have always been able to do “intelligent” things for you, since the first mainstream commercial GUIs of the 1980s. You have always had the ability to just open up a command line and enter commands, or open up a BASIC interpreter and enter a program, and have its commands affect the GUI environment in which you are working. You can still do that nowadays with the POSIX shell (e.g. #Bash or #Zsh), and with tools that facilitate the use of command lines like #Emacs and #Vim . People think #LLMs can do that for them now, but if you learn the computer language yourself, you can control the computer yourself without needing to trust an AI to get it right for you, which it often does not.

So really, us app developers need to rebrand the idea of a command line as a “chat log,” rebrand scripting as “AI.” Thanks to AI, now maybe ordinary tech consumers may finally see the virtue of having interactive notebooks, and demanding notebook features in more of their apps. People don’t want to learn shell scripting, but if you package shell scripting as “AI,” you can get ordinary consumers to demand it of you.

Un outil en ligne de commande bien pratique quand on utilise RabbitMQ. Il y a juste un piège : il utilise tantôt l'url http du broker (quand on fait rabtap info) tantôt l'url amqp du broker (quand on fait rabtap pub ou rabtap sub). github.com/jandelgado/rabtap?t #opensource #commandline #rabbitmq #software #go

RabbitMQ wire tap and swiss army knife. Contribute to jandelgado/rabtap development by creating an account on GitHub.
GitHubGitHub - jandelgado/rabtap: RabbitMQ wire tap and swiss army knifeRabbitMQ wire tap and swiss army knife. Contribute to jandelgado/rabtap development by creating an account on GitHub.

Эффективное использование LLM в командной строке

ИИ уже стал привычным инструментом в ИТ. Мы используем LLM‑модели через веб-интерфейсы, API в коде, плагины и отдельные приложения. Но существует ещё один удобный способ взаимодействия с ними — командная строка.

habr.com/ru/articles/938418/

ХабрЭффективное использование LLM в командной строкеЗачем Использование ИИ проникло уже во все возможные сферы в ИТ. Мы применяем LLM модели как через Web так и подключая через специальный API в программном коде. Запускаем агентов кодогенерации и...
#llm#unix#bash

I wish all Linux commands would follow the pattern of the dd command for options instead of the weirdo

- one dash
- double dash
- with equal sign and value attached
- without equal sign, the value as the next argument

mess. Does anyone happen to know one other Unix/Linux command which does it like dd?

I created keeenv so that I can conveniently populate environment variables directly from KeePassXC and run tools that use them from the command line, without resorting to the fairly common, but seems wildly insecure, practice of placing the credentials and API keys in plain text configuration and dotenv files, or pasting them directly into the console.

stephencross.site/keeenv-popul

Stephen Cross · keeenv - populate env vars from KeePassI created keeenv so that I can conveniently populate environment variables directly from KeePassXC and run tools that use them from the command line, without resorting to the fairly common, but seems wildly insecure, practice of placing the credentials and API keys in plain text configuration and dotenv files, or