I doubt that you know the OP's background and knowledge.
If someone on here would direct at me the insinuation that a flaw in my software was the result of me having "no idea" about what I am doing, we would not be having a civil discussion.
In my view personal attacks should be flagged, but I don't have that ability because my account does not have enough Karma.
There is no need for me to look at "obvious AI generated commit messages" or check whether the code is handwritten.
Personal attacks are still against the rules of this site, and that's why you, or in this case the commenter before you, should have censored themselves. This is not a matter of opinions.
Man, nobody is learning anything any more, those days are gone. Programming with actual code is a niche hobby or a hyperspecialized profession now, like demoscene coders.
Besides, even before LLMs, it's not like anyone ever said "you shouldn't have open sourced this, we can't learn from your code". We just didn't bother reading that code.
I doubt that you know the OP's background and knowledge.
If someone on here would direct at me the insinuation that a flaw in my software was the result of me having "no idea" about what I am doing, we would not be having a civil discussion.
In my view personal attacks should be flagged, but I don't have that ability because my account does not have enough Karma.
Look at the commit history. Vibe coded in 10 days, with obvious AI generated commit messages. Look at the diffs.
If you can't tell AI slop from handwritten code, that's your problem. I won't censor myself because of your opinions.
There is no need for me to look at "obvious AI generated commit messages" or check whether the code is handwritten.
Personal attacks are still against the rules of this site, and that's why you, or in this case the commenter before you, should have censored themselves. This is not a matter of opinions.
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Yeah yeah. This app is open source too.
That's even worse, they're polluting the open source space with AI slop. Anyone learning from open source will not learn anything useful from it.
Man, nobody is learning anything any more, those days are gone. Programming with actual code is a niche hobby or a hyperspecialized profession now, like demoscene coders.
Besides, even before LLMs, it's not like anyone ever said "you shouldn't have open sourced this, we can't learn from your code". We just didn't bother reading that code.
Telling off people who contribute is not OK.
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