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I can kinda understand the motive for carpet bombing an issue tracker with AI slop hoping for a hit, but then to whine about unprofessional responses is really
by tedunangst 2y ago
I can kinda understand the motive for carpet bombing an issue tracker with AI slop hoping for a hit, but then to whine about unprofessional responses is really too much. Time to unplug the chatbot.
- BostonFern 2y agoThe complaint sounds AI-generated as well, like the rest of the comments from that user.
- bluGill 2y agoIt sounds like a non native English speaker to me. I've worked with many non natives and some speak like that. Of course they also have enough self awareness to know they don't speak good English - some of them with much effort gotten good in a few years.
- bragr 2y agoNot to mention that the first couple of responses were very professional. At some point you just have to call a spade a spade, or not suffer fools, or whatever expression you prefer.
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- doctorpangloss 2y agoThat's Claude for you.
- mort96 2y agoI also understand the "motive": money. If you can spam enough maintainers with bullshit vulnerability reports, there's a chance you'll hit something real or trick a maintainer and get a pay-out.
- nikanj 2y agoOr you can use your track-record of discovering CVEs as a stepping stone to a cushy infosec job
- Retr0id 2y agoScammers rarely "come clean", even when it's clear both parties know what's up - they don't want to get banned from the host platform.