• halezinflames@lemmus.org
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    2 days ago

    Don’t think that open source is immune to this, OnlyOffice has an AI button and many OSS devs are integrating Claude into their dev nowadays. It’s getting annoying.

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      22 hours ago

      Not integrating the tools that the users want to use is how you end up in a situation 10 years down the road where people say “oh, oss-version-of-my-favourite-tool doesn’t have A, B, and C so I can’t use it” and lose another gen of users.

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        20 hours ago

        “The users want to use slop” isn’t the flex you think it is

        I’m getting so tired of running, Windows ruined itself because of it, I don’t know wtf to do.

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            18 hours ago

            Well the original meme implied ai features weren’t being added to open source projects

            So its a wee bit strange when I see AI added to OSS projects as well, and a LOT of Claude commits on git repos.

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              17 hours ago

              I was responding to your comment “it’s getting annoying” in response to AI features being added to oss tools. Either way, we’ve lost the plot in this thread lol. No hard feelings man. Have a good day! :)

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                16 hours ago

                Yeah it is getting annoying because I left to get away from enshittification yet it feels like it’s following us everywhere we go.

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      tbf ai can be useful, and will be even more useful once we optimize it enough that you can just run good models locally, without being a slave to the llm coorps. even if they will technically always have the “frontier”, most of these applications don’t really need the best of the best

      we should strive to achieve that since it won’t go away, and you can’t really fight it long term

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        20 hours ago

        No, AI just can be harmful.

        Read this

        TL;DR: AI is just a works-stealing machine that makes code less secure and displaces people of their works (or removes their opportunities to get a job).

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          18 hours ago

          and displaces people of their works (or removes their opportunities to get a job).

          We’re talking about open source software here, where the devs usually work for free, as a hobby.

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            17 hours ago

            Yes, but the fact is that FLOSS projects are supposed to have, or should have, strong moral codes that favor the emancipation of people who are below everything, freedom and the improvement of everyone’s conditions through a philosophy of sharing and, especially, respecting people’s autonomy, freedom of choice and personal fulfillment. And those same people who work on open source projects, often for free, also need to figure out how to put food on their tables so they don’t starve, and AI is constantly making that basic need impossible to achieve.