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You'd think open source movement would take advantage of VC funded tools to fight against the big tech but instead we have literal ludites.
I have over 20 years of professional coding experience and I use Claude these days. Sure it makes mistakes and can write bad code but I'm not an idiot, I ran teams of dozens of engineers underneath me - I can handle a bot and fix it's mistake. The maintainer of Lutris can probably too.
All I'm saying that this anti-ai mentality is fucking stupid and anyone who engages with it in such a binary way is fucking stupid too.
This isn't just about anti-ai mentality, it's the "I deleted the authorship so you can't fork it out or prove that it's causing issues". This kind of insanity has been happening repeatedly on that project, it's time to let it go and find new solutions.
This is clearly a response to the luddites? No?
It was a response to
And you don't think that makes you the exception among this cohort?
Not it's an implication thay only someone lazy or an idiot would fail to fix mistakes produced by their bot assist. Worse case you just dont take the changes - you press the buttons.
You're way too optimistic about the average person.