You rather open the server up to security issues than have software where the developer has been assisted by ai which you feel decreases the quality of the code or is it for moral reasons?

Rsync is not being vibe coded, and it’s not become slop so would love to understand the position.

The integrity of the backups seems uncertain at this point.

A backup tool that doesn't do backups properly is less useful than one with a CVE that might be exploited if the stars align.

That’s not how LLMs are used by experienced engineers.

And yet this is exactly how it was used for rsync which caused the outrage you're all complaining about.

You're being dishonest with what you wrote when the proof is literally in this article.

its not an article, its a github issue. There is no proof, someone posted a screenshot of another person on twitter complaining about a vague bug they experienced. It's certainly not clear the maintainer used an llm in the way described (how would you know unless they told you?). Its not even clear what issues there are specifically, or whether they were caused by ai usage.

Reminds of the days when windows and macs folks were debating each other, made it impossible to announce Mac software on a software forum with windows users.

The significant thing that will result from this is private issue lists and disabling open PRs. and then you’re worse off as an ai sceptic.

Adding a subscription form at the end of the article when the user is ready for the next task always made more sense to ne

Funny edge case when you can’t read the password because you need it for access

Flagged for this particular description. Could have said stupid.

People just have disliked computing in general as a result of their Windows experience.

I’m not seeing any brick and mortar stores selling Linux laptops or any mindshare for any Linux brand. Maybe if Ubuntu started selling hardware in supermarkets Linux would have a chance of capturing people’s consciousness outside of the power user / professional circles. But they’re years too late now.

> I can't remember the last time I had an issue

Depending on your workflows the comment just described three issues

That’s confusing a webpage that’s rendered by the user with a pdf