This has to be a joke right?
> Installing software is a task which should be left to AI.
Absolutely I don't think so. This is a very bad idea.
$ curl | bash was bad enough. But $ curl -fsSL | claude looks even worse.
What could possibly go wrong?
> Installing software is a task which should be left to AI.
Absolutely I don't think so. This is a very bad idea.
$ curl | bash was bad enough. But $ curl -fsSL | claude looks even worse.
What could possibly go wrong?
I wouldn't use it for anything serious, but that being said, I think it's in better shape than when I was running it.
How we've all been blue-pilled. Sigh..
That is such a wild thing to say. Unless this whole thing is satire...
Does that make any sense or am I just off my rocker?
An LLM will run the probabilistically likely command each time. This is like using Excel’s ridiculous feature to have a cell be populated by copilot rather than having the AI generate a deterministic formula.
Most of the largest trends in "how to deploy software" revolve around making things predictable and consistent. The idea of abandoning this in favor of making a LLM do the work seems absurd. At least the bash script can be replicated exactly across machines and will do the same thing in the same situation.