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   by rgerhards 7mo ago

   I am the maintainer of rsyslog. This write-up is a field report from using AI coding tools in a mature C codebase of about 200k LOC. The interesting part for us was not "can it generate code", but what had to change in the repo an
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   Using AI in a 200k LOC C Codebase: What Worked in Rsyslog(rainer.gerhards.net)

   2 points by rgerhards 7mo ago|1 comments
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   AI in open source: fighting bias in AI analysis(rainer.gerhards.net)

   1 points by rgerhards 1y ago|0 comments
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   How we use a 3-stage, human-in-the-loop AI workflow to overhaul rsyslog's docs(rsyslog.com)

   1 points by rgerhards 1y ago|1 comments
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   by rgerhards 1y ago

   We've been tackling a massive documentation restructuring for rsyslog and are sharing the workflow we've designed. Our approach is "responsible AI in OSS," using a three-stage, human-in-the-loop system. We codify our rul
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   by rgerhards 8y ago

   We at rsyslog use it as part of our CI pipeline. It's a pretty cool tool, done by awesome folks. A real big plus is the responsiveness to questions and when something needs attention. When we came to LGTM (at that time in beta for C),