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> because no person can read every line of code written in software they use, or track every commit made to a project Ask Claude to do it for you. > they're d
by matheusmoreira 5mo ago
> because no person can read every line of code written in software they use, or track every commit made to a project
Ask Claude to do it for you.
> they're doing it for a reason
And you concluded that the reason was they were pretenders who can't hack it.
That's your prejudice. Not interested in helping you categorize me, thanks.
- kelnos 5mo agoThat's fine; don't contribute to projects that ask for proper attribution, then, and I suppose everyone will be happy.
- matheusmoreira 5mo agoAs I said, attribution is polite. If you're going to openly pre-judge and disrespect people on that basis though, the calculus changes.