>>134837
Python seems to be ubiquitous in the llm and/or image generation scene.
It's definitely possible to make applications with responsive and pleasant to use UI in python, I'd even cobbled together a couple. Nothing to write home about but still somehow better than most of the stuff real programmers seem to output. None of that pip pop git got bish bash nonsense just to open the damn thing, but a proper .exe bundled with every necessary dependency.
In this case however the script also downloaded 3 more gigs' worth of pytorch (even though the system already has at least one for comfyui, forge, oollama and whatnot) and then still failed to do its job because it couldn't start cuda or something (which is, again, installed, and working well with the other ai stuff).
Cuda docs are spectacular in their own way.
>look up error in the docs
>errorCudaNoMilkAvailable
>This indicates that there is no milk available that is suitable for the device.
>This usually happens when user requests milk yet none is present to be delivered
Not sure if this is the norm for such documentation but that was not helpful at all.
Speaking of vibecoding, that clone of the Adobe Suite someone is making using Claude is mindblowingly good. It already offers pretty much anything one is likely to ever need from those apps and somehow has zero bloat. The programs are like 150mb each, load instantly and work smoother than the originals. Apparently even their After Effects clone works well. And the repo is only like 2 weeks old. Rare commercial AI W. Both Adobe and GIMP on suicide watch.
>>134839
Ditto, other than the red rocket thing (another euphemism similar to purple fireman and the like). It is likely that the artist was requested to draw his oc holding it and went along with the plan.
>>134846
No kidding, the bloat is real. Good luck figuring out which install is required for which application too, at a glance.
The first time I installed python, it then couldn't even reach its own %path% because the username it was installed under (in appdata, as per default) contained a special character and that is just too much for such marvel of computing; it can install itself there, but not launch.