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Maybe, this is what people actually want to listen to and the algorithm is just doing what it's supposed to. I see people listening to these no name artists, the most boring unimaginative generic contemporary music. Maybe this guy just really knows what the average listener likes. In my opinion Spotify's algorithm is the best in knowing what I will like and probably will replay, I don't think it would work this well if they were manually directing us towards artists.

How big is the difference on a regular setup? And is it a same kind of cpu, with integrated graphics? One of the example you linked says 7 watt, which is impressive, but I think you could achieve similar optimizations on an amd system. Let's say I install windows or some linux desktop and don't do any optimizations, how big is the difference?

My favorite parts are site and blog. Had some requests for websites and blogs and I like the idea, that it comes with a lot of other stuff integrated. I could offer this to my clients as a solution, but... It needs an e-commerce and a payment solution, at least with debit/credit cards. I saw you don't want to integrate external services, but this would make it a lot easier to sell the platform to businesses.

It should be higher on the persuasion risk, I know people who already believe chatgpt like it's the word of God.

Is there something that can make gpt do these things reliably? I tried autogpt 0.4 (maybe 0.3) it spent almost an hour until it figured out it's not running on a .deb system. It really couldn't do anything more complex than a few lines of python or some basic google search. Maybe there are better tools or the latest autogpt is better?

I don't remember, some of them needed some other tools installed(like flakes whatever it is), I looked for configs, that looked like they don't need a few more hours to learn and to setup some other tools for them to work.

I just wanted to take a quick look at hyprland, I imagined I just use an existing config, I never thought it would need hours of research. Later I installed an arch vm and managed to install hyprland with some basic components in less than an hour from the first guide I found.

Looks like I misunderstood, what nix was made for. I just want a system I can more or less set up with a simple config file.

I saw this os, didn't have time to try it yet, but I thought this is how nix works. https://blendos.co/

For example you just define gnome like this, the nix configs I found looked similar, they just didn't work.

gnome:

enabled: true

style: light

gtk-theme: 'adw-gtk3'

icon-theme: 'Adwaita'

titlebar:

button-placement: 'right'

double-click-action: 'toggle-maximize'

middle-click-action: 'minimize'

right-click-action: 'menu'

Sorry for being dense, but I thought one of the main reason for nixos's existence is reproducibilty. I thought they have these kinds of things solved already.

I have only ~2 hours experience with Nixos, wanted to try hyprland, I thought it would be easier on Nixos since hyprland needs a bit of setup and maybe it's easier to use someone else's config on nixos, than on some other distro. Finding a config was hard too, found like 3 on some random github gists, thought there would be more... and none of them worked, at that point I gave up.