@hagarashi8@social.linux.pizza
Post #523138
2026-03-04 18:19 UTC
@peteorrall@mastodon.bsd.cafe @bazkie@beige.party The thing is, it doesn't really matter. Experienced user will be able to handle it probably and noob will copy-paste random commands from the LLM and give all the passwords and social security number to the prompts anyway, no amount of roadblocks will succeed at blocking stupidity.
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@peteorrall@mastodon.bsd.cafe 2026-03-04 19:10
@hagarashi8@social.linux.pizza @bazkie@beige.party Well isn't that a fatalist argument. The reality is we were ALL new once. Sure, more people (especially new users) may be using LLMs to learn Linux but that doesn't mean that ALL new people use LLMs to learn Linux. Early experiences do shape our experience with systems and new users can learn better habits. Experienced users began by making mistakes and learning how to fix them and learning from them.