But you're basically rehashing things that have already been made by humans. What's the use in that?
We don't want or need hundreds of LLM generated Unix-clones which are merely slight variations on the Linux source code.
> We don't want or need hundreds of LLM generated Unix-clones which are merely slight variations on the Linux source code.
Good news, you don't have to use them. People want to build them, to learn, to explore, to feel good.
> We don't want or need hundreds of LLM generated Unix-clones which are merely slight variations on the Linux source code.
Good news, you don't have to use them. People want to build them, to learn, to explore, to feel good.