What warrants an off the cuff comment like this?
I can take any piece of software and just say a vague statement like that. All of software... What does it even bring to the conversation? Just vague "they"s again we keep on propping up? Who is unethical? The mold team? The AI? The rust foundation? The ASCII character set? The cloud system it has been compiled on? Oh no obviously the backdoors in there?! Oh let us guess!!
What warrants an off the cuff comment like this? I can take any piece of software and just say a vague statement like that. All of software... What does it even bring to the conversation? Just vague "they"s again we keep on propping up? Who is unethical? The mold team? The AI? The rust foundation? The ASCII character set? The cloud system it has been compiled on? Oh no obviously the backdoors in there?! Oh let us guess!!
I didn't think it needed to be said... If you need it spelled out the LLM rust rewrite is very clearly what is being referred to.
I think it needed to be said because I really don't see why.
LLM are excellent translation tools. Nothing is learned or stolen from them out of this exercise if this is a copyright issue you are getting at.
Then Rust? Why picking on it, the language is morally corrupt? In what way? If it were a rewrite in Object Pascal it would be better?
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Help me get the argument please I might be dense: is the rewrite unethical or the llm use or rust or any of the combinations?
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The fact that it's less C++ and more rust makes it more trustable and more ethical, not less.
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Numbered throwaway account means you know this is against the guidelines.