It seems like a nice idea: a place to point people to when they claim “no one writes without AI”. Now we can say: “here’s a great big list of people who do”,
It seems like a nice idea: a place to point people to when they claim “no one writes without AI”. Now we can say: “here’s a great big list of people who do”,
Kind of funny (or sad?) that lemmy itself probably wouldn’t make it on the list, given they seem adamant on allowing LLM coding: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-docs/pull/414/changes
Curiously enough I wasn’t able to actually find any lemmy commit marked as created with the help of AI, other than some bug located by AI without indication that an AI fix was used. I wonder if that means either they don’t adhere to their own rule, or whether they’re not actually using AI but just felt like really being pro-AI anyway. Why though? I’m so curious.Update: seems like they don’t put it into the commit log, just the merge request info: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull/6304