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by witx 4mo ago
Yes, one good data point is pollution, which all these companies are prollific at.
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by witx 4mo ago
Slophub is vibing strong
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by witx 4mo ago
Also don't forget that in many countries it is illegal for you to torrent books and remove DRM from ebooks, notheless Meta was caught torrenting hundreds of GB of books without consequence
94.
by witx 4mo ago
Yes yes my code also doesnt have any bugs because all my tests are passing. I'm a cynic, if history has taught me anything is that none of these countries are to be trusted with tools like these.
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by witx 4mo ago
If you think american models aren't phoning home and don't have backdoor capabillities, you're naive. With all the sloppers not looking at the code this is bliss for that sort of things
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by witx 4mo ago
I guess he's someone with money invested in all this and is astroturfing. I've seen quite a few of them on here
97.
by witx 4mo ago
> self-inflicted job destruction Glad someone else sees this as well in this crappy website
98.
by witx 4mo ago
> Exactly zero percent of the market is willing to pay for hand-built software. You took this statistic out of your rear end?
99.
by witx 4mo ago
"Engineering" These people are so delusional it feels like a mental desease by now. I really hope no one gets hurt by all this slop code in the future by these wanna be engineers.
100.
by witx 4mo ago
F*ck me, astroturfinf is strong here and on reddit
101.
by witx 4mo ago
Did it crash midway?
102.
by witx 4mo ago
One more data point that AI is ruining open source. It's disgusting what these people are doing.
103.
by witx 4mo ago
What, no they're not. You still need to analyze them to understand they are false positives. It's time wasted
104.
by witx 4mo ago
They cannot... And economic progress for the companies. What these engineers who stay get is just a burnout and a pat on the back. I've seen it, and felt it, many times way before all this slop-coding started
105.
by witx 4mo ago
"Engineers" Of course not, all these sloppers are doing is training the models so at the eyes of management they are good enough for a replacement. The ones who stay will have 10x more work.
106.
by witx 4mo ago
If you think that's a good analogy you're in the wronf industry ....
107.
by witx 4mo ago
It's a good thing we're ruining the climate so that we can also erode job quality and social interactions. I can only hope aerospace and medical industries are raising strict constraints against this slop otherwise I fear for the
108.
by witx 4mo ago
It's at this point you have zero empathy for someone and just shame them personally and report to some higher up. I can (very marginally) understand running the argument over an LLM if you've difficulties communicating in the lang
109.
by witx 4mo ago
I'm on the same boat I'd rather be left behind than play this stupid game. It's specially hurtful to see open source developers and projects using and supporting the tools of companies which blatantly stole their work - and n
110.
by witx 6mo ago
> These checks are part of how we protect our first-party products from abuse like bots, scraping, Do you guys see the irony here?
111.
by witx 7mo ago
What a sad and egotistical thing to say.
112.
by witx 7mo ago
That ship has sailed. These models were trained unethically on stollen data, they pollute tremendously and are causing a bubble that is hurting people. "Responsible" and "Ethic" are faaar gone.
113.
by witx 7mo ago
Good someone is taking a stance against slopware
114.
by witx 7mo ago
Let me ask Claude
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by witx 7mo ago
There is plenty of proof on how these models were trained, you're just too enamored with your "more code, move faster" button to care. That's fine no one's perfect we all look away from some things here and there, m
116.
by witx 7mo ago
It's so bizarre I see everyone happy using llms trained unethically, so they stop doing the only creative and interesting part of the whole SDLC and just become managers
117.
by witx 7mo ago
The astro turfing is strong in this whole thread I am a London housewife of the industrial times and Claude has re ignited my love for programming. My steam machines are pumping again hapilly
118.
by witx 8mo ago
All I see here is a bunch of people cheering for, allegedly, stolen content
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by witx 9mo ago
You very conveniently don't mention SpaceX the most well accomplished of his companies (and of any modern space company for that matter) -- I really don't believe SpaceX is as good as it is because of him though... And no I'm
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by witx 11mo ago
From my understanding (I might be wrong) the images are pre-built by the owner of the project right? I remember there being a form you fill and you receive a download link. If that's the case what guarantees do I have there's no &

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