Are age verification laws going to matter when I can vibe-code my own OS?

I coded my own voice recognition system because: 1. I'm jealous of all the voice coders out there, but ... 2. There is no way I am sending my voice to some model provider. Got it working so fast that it is making me wonder. At what point does coding become a video game? I coded this thing in less than a day. A fucking day. And the only reason it took that long was because I'm using Qubes OS now, and it took forever to connect the nvidia gpu directly through to my qube, bypassing the hypervisor so the app can directly access it. What if it took only an hour? What if it took 1 minute? 1 second? I mean, it's going to become a video game, right? I have my headset on, a controller in my hand, and I code as fast as I can. How fast can I come up with ideas and improvements? What is the creation speed limit for a human? Are we all launching ourselves into this VR game where we have to code freedom-tech faster than the bad guys can code dystopian-tech, and it looks like a mash-up between Ender's Game and Doom?

GM.

I just zapped myself. Felt good.

GM 

Running Qubes-OS I will say, it wasn't without pain. Takeaway - just don't bother trying to install Qubes on a machine with Nvidia cards.  Not only did I have to endure seizure inducing levels of flickering, somehow the Nvidia cards kept the first time setup window from appearing, which if you are a newbie, is not obvious. I had no qubes, no internet, and had no idea why. I tried to get the Nvidia card to work with the help of Claude, but eventually gave up and grabbed an AMD card off a different machine. That being said, today is an exciting new day of getting my spiffy new OS all set up!

Installing Qubes ... I may be gone for a while...

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I have 5 different visualizations, running real time against an audio stream. C ftw! View live event →

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