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Why would you expect a dogmatic approach instead of a more pragmatic one?
by whilenot-dev 23d ago
Why would you expect a dogmatic approach instead of a more pragmatic one?
- GaryBluto 23d agoWe're discussing this on a submission of a dogmatic manifesto.
- whilenot-dev 23d ago"We never use AI. For anything." doesn't mean "We audit every single one of our dependencies, and make sure they never use AI".
- schleck8 23d ago> Completely free of AI. Read our stance. > Turns out to not audit dependencies
- unified101 23d agoIt surely can. It's what I would assume by default.
- remus 23d ago"We never use AI. For anything." becomes a much weaker statement when you exclude dependencies. Your whole app could just be a thin wrapper around some third party dependency which leans heavily on AI.
- whilenot-dev 23d agoIt makes the manifested statements become more realistic, sure, as I doubt any dogmatic approach could even exist for long. But I don't think this warrants anybody to bring out the pitchforks and scream "HYPOCRISY!", though... This whole thing is a matter of choice, and we shouldn't necessarily conflate the role we take when we consume/use a dependency/tool with the role of crafting own things. I, for one, can apply agency solely on things that offer me means to change them.