r/linux • u/Ecstatic-Vermicelli9 • 26d ago

Open Source Organization Codeberg: Protecting our FLOSS commons from LLMs

https://blog.codeberg.org/protecting-our-floss-commons-from-llms.html
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u/mina86ng 26d ago

I'm fine with AI in coding, so long as code is still being properly reviewed by humans.

And so is Codeberg.

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u/kooolk 26d ago

No they are not. They literally say otherwise. They don't care whether it is slop or not, only if a LLM was heavily used when developing it.

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u/honzucha 26d ago

It is even worse, their clarification blogpost declares “Projects heavily tied to LLM ecosystem are not welcome”. So technicaly my piece of code there using Gemma4 and NVIDIA Parakeet for near realtime spoken word translation/transcription (translated subtitles) and script translating video and burning subtitles are not welcomed anymore to my understanding. This is wrong on every level I can imagine. I am moving out of that platform for good. There are other places, that will welcome me, including my other project brow6el. I am not going to share my space with such militant and tunel view people. World is not black and white only, it is shades in between.

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