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I agree, but there needs to be a moral (political?) framework. What are we trying to achieve morally? And that's separate from science I think.

It's not a one dimensional measure, whereas academic status is.

What's the political leaning of this movement? Isn't this what's important?

Exactly my experience. I tried LFS several times, but I didn't learn much. I learned more with Arch Linux, but I truly appreciate the work that was put in LFS, marvelous for the right type of learner.

I came back to Emacs after a hiatus of several years. I'm sticking with Emacs for the foreseeable future hopefully.

> In computer science, the ELIZA effect is a tendency to project human traits—such as experience, semantic comprehension or empathy—onto rudimentary computer programs.

It is now very difficult not to project human traits to LLMs.

Can I insult you and then complain that you focus too much on form?

I don't really know as the argument is mainly about how stupid people are... The technical argument is one paragraph ended with an insult, not much to make an educated and civilized opinion.

All I see is rudeness, insults, and arrogance sparkled with inklings of technical arguments. Worthless.

Very happy with the removal. Thanks to whomever did that.