My 13 year old electric car is doing fine.
I still won't touch a Tesla until Musk is removed, and they start supporting right to repair. Even then, their reputation for quality and customer support is hard to get past.
It will allow you to see if the AI has made any syntax or runtime errors. It does not tell you about any logic errors.
Logic errors are already the most dangerous kind of programming error, and using AI just makes them even harder to find.
Using AI will only help you with syntax (which any good IDE should already be able to do) and finding information faster than a search engine (but leaving out important context). AI is not useful for programming anything that will be made public.
If you want to dip your feet in without making any permanent decisions, try using a virtual machine or a live USB.
The virtual machine is effectively no risk but slightly slower. The live USB gives you a more realistic experience (except for boot times) but it is possible to erase your data if you miss the several warning messages and press the "I know what I'm doing, proceed anyway" button.
If you feel like Linux could work but you're not ready to fully commit, you can dualboot. I had both Windows and Linux for 2-3 years before I was comfortable enough to not boot Windows.
My personal preference is Linux Mint because it looks and feels very similar to Windows (I'm currently running LMDE). Any distro with KDE should also feel fairly familiar. Bazzite is more designed around gaming, but should still be adequate for most of your needs. It does have the reputation of being unbreakable.
I don't have time for troubleshooting. I just want an OS that runs, does what I need it to do, and stays out of my way. For the last 3 years, Linux has done that for me where Windows wouldn't.
I can read it twice as fast and remember less than half of it.
My reading speed was never the problem. It's the reading comprehension and memory that limits me.
Sounds about as forward thinking as most politicians I know.
It was a rubber coated metal bullet fired at close range.
You do not shoot someone unless you want them dead.
I've had a habit for 10+ years. One day I just forgot, and it was weeks later when I thought "didn't I use to do something at this time?"
I never managed to get that habit back.
Why limit these fees to foreigners? Why not penalize anyone who is leaving properties empty?
Wow, this one took me too long.
Pebble has an open source OS and companion phone app.
It's made for developers, tinkerers, and tech enthusiasts. There are many community made apps and watch faces available in the phone app, and fairly good documentation and examples if you want to make your own.