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I feel like I'm taking crazy pills
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AI can be of great help when learning docker, as it is genuinely super confusing. You don't "find" docker, it's a terminal program that you interact with... From the terminal.
I'm gonna get A LOT of hate for this, but check out Warp terminal. It has a really nice GUI for configuration and really nice autocomplete for commands.
Why should you get hate for the warp terminal? I’ve never used it but it looks quite nice.
Because it requires you to sign in with the cloud and bloated
Oh, that's a no from me then.
@llii @Presi300 It was made for apple users and evidently so (it's basically #alacritty and #tmux but closed source, cloud-based and with some AI bullcrap on top of it)
Ok, this isn't for me than.
I mean, you can call literally any more advanced terminal "alacritty with tmux", but I don't think that's fair. And I for one find Warp's AI features fairly useful. It's also as I mentioned above got a really nice autocomplete and configuration UI. (It's autocomplete is an absolute godsent when it comes to dealing with docker...)
I would enjoy training a LLM on my aggregated command history and using that for auto completion, or maybe using an open source one trained on a larger set from the community, but I am very uncomfortable sending data about every command (as I'm writing it!) to any company.
Because it's closed source and requires a sign in. Imo worth it, as it's a very nice terminal.