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I completely agree. We often forget it's not always about the technical details of the implementation. Its about the attitude of developers and their relationsh

by janice1999 2y ago

I completely agree. We often forget it's not always about the technical details of the implementation. Its about the attitude of developers and their relationship with their users and those users expectations. Users are 100% correct to be skeptical or even worried when they hear "AI integration". Putting it into the "core" makes a clear statement about the projects intentions. The developer recognizes this by saying the plugin change was to put people "at ease".

soraminazuki 2y ago
The developer did listen and came up with a change. All the while enduring insults, threats, and lies directed at him in the GitLab thread and all over the internet. Yet you attack him [*] for being slightly emotional in his response this one time? Wow. Speaking of attitude, iTerm2 is a gift, and some users (or maybe even non-users) appear to be in need of a reminding. [*]: Your top level comment