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I looked into cmake a couple of times, but it seemed to bring so much complexity of its own.
I think it can make things easier (or at least quicker) when you want to pull in a ton of dependencies, which it can download & build for you.
My projects only have very few dependencies, so I just put in the time to write a versatile Makefile that works with all my projects.
How are you building your projects at the moment?
What I see a lot in these AI guy circles is this kind of "magical thinking" about how things work.
And these (confidently expressed) naive takes are not only about LLMs, but also about countless other well-documented, well-researched topics like compilers.
Who are these guys?
Rule #1 of being a Linux user: you have to tell *everybody* about it, *all* the time!! 😄
Have a good morning & a lot of fun! ☀️ ☕️
Don‘t „design a kill switch“. Just put all the slop features into seperate extensions.
Then see how many people will bother to install them, so you get a realistic idea for the actual demand.