sounds dumb as hell and I'm not surprised they avoided tagging me in then
This discussion has made it clear to me that LLM enthusiasts do not value the time or preferences of open-source maintainers, willfully do not understand affirmative consent, and that I should take steps to explicitly ban the use of such tools in the open source projects I maintain.
I didn't see that thread. But I stand by the image as being perfect for the story on several specific points.
"it's a tool" - a tool
this post has also broken containment in the wider world, the video's got thousands of views, I got 100+ subscribers on youtube and another $25/mo of patrons
this user has been escorted off the premises via the fourth floor window
you'll be waiting a while. it turns out "i'm not saying it's always programming.dev, but" was already in my previous ban reasons, and it was this time too.
you must understand
Sam promised me all the eyeballs I could eat
All the eyeballs
to get you into ahem vibe coding
"i'm a lawyer i will file a CoC complaint"
You say that, but as an operator->sysadmin->devops I'm increasingly disconcerted by the rise of "devops" who can't actually find their way around a Unix command prompt.
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EAs sad that their previous rich grifters are trying to distance themselves from the movement
(forum.effectivealtruism.org)
why is this robot not sexy soyweiser