@julien_c: yay!
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Rémi shares that he now types plain English into his shell using Qwen3.6-27B on his laptop, highlighting a practical AI-powered tool for command-line interaction.
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yay! https://t.co/4pyzE7TrGf
Rémi (@remilouf): I’ve found myself typing plain English into my shell recently. I stopped trying to fix myself a long time ago so I decided to fix the shell instead.
All with Qwen3.6-27B on my laptop
👉
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