Sure, but I wonder if I could translate it…

Free dlc

That’s awesome! I wonder if I could still translate that?

Seems like a great replacement option, should the screen on your steam deck ever break.

It would make sense if the two stage heat pumps use different liquids in the different stages. I don’t actually know how these are made, so I can’t assert that this is how it works, but I would be surprised if it worked any other way.

The DoD: So you’re telling us we should research a black hole bomb?

Yeah that’s right. Really, the difference is between free software and free services.

Software can be free and open source and that can be a viable model, even a preferable model. Services can not be free without some party being exploited. In the best of cases this means services are provided by volunteers (and they are being exploited), but more commonly in business, it’s the users who are being exploited.

But as a rule, you should be suspicious of free services.

I don’t think anyone is saying they’re the bad guy. At least I didn’t read it that way.

Exactly. Good luck sweeping back the tide.

The Puya

No, the analogy is fine. If you have a task (math in the previous example) that takes some amount of time (doesn’t matter how much), is it worth using a tool (calculator) that makes it faster?

That was the analogy.

That doesn’t follow at all…

the simplicity doesn’t seem to necessitate a LLM to map out.

So are you saying that if something is so simple that you could do it in a week, then it isn’t worth using a tool that would get it done in 4 days?

I mean, no that doesn’t necessitate use of a LLM. But by that logic, doing math never necessitates the use of a calculator, just do it on paper. Sure, you could…

Why do you say that?

I mean my intuition would tend to agree with you, but if it works… I could believe it.

So I’m just wondering why you would assert that this is a bad idea? What don’t I know?