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What’s next? Are they going to forbid the use of Intellisrnse? Maybe IDEs in general? Why not just specify all contributions must be written with a steady hand
by ecopoesis 5mo ago
What’s next? Are they going to forbid the use of Intellisrnse? Maybe IDEs in general?
Why not just specify all contributions must be written with a steady hand and a strong magnet.
- throwawayqqq11 5mo ago> Whats next To show you your hyperbole: Allowing monkeys on typewriters. LLMs are neither IDEs nor random. I am very sceptical about iterative AI deployment too. People pretend the success threshold is vibing somethging that gets widely used, but its more than that. These one-shot solutions are not project maintenance. Answer yourself this one, could LLMs do what the linux kernel cummunity did over the same time span? This would be a good measure of success and if so, a strong argument to allow generated contributions.
- askI12 5mo agoWhat's next? Forbid cribbing from your neighbor in an exam? The audacity! They simply don't want people like you and lose nothing.
- grg0 5mo agoVisual Studio programmer spotted. They're going to force you to use vim. Better start learning those key bindings as soon as possible.