Comment by wrs
4 days ago
Apparently, though not very carefully. The "particularly large LLM generated code churn" in the ram library, for example, is the LLM being used to simply git-revert a change that was not originally done by an LLM.
4 days ago
Apparently, though not very carefully. The "particularly large LLM generated code churn" in the ram library, for example, is the LLM being used to simply git-revert a change that was not originally done by an LLM.
The commit it reverted has a high probability of also being generated with an LLM, though without disclosing that in the commit message.