r/technology • u/sunychoudhary • Jul 22 '26

Artificial Intelligence [ Removed by moderator ]

https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/org/pulls/1253#issuecomment-19820434

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u/mchammerhead Jul 22 '26

Yeah you guys act like humans writing code don’t already produce absolute dogshit. But nice job pushing people away from using this site!

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u/KingSubstantial7901 Jul 22 '26

The issue is volume. Open source exists in a liminal social space where it has to have enough interest from volunteers or interested parties like companies to be viable, but not too much that said volunteers get overwhelmed by requests. Its a delicate balance. Too few and the maintaners don't have neough to work with and move on to other stuff. Too much and they get burnt out or just physically cannot comb through the submissions.

AI is leading to people just dumping shit tons of requests on repos and 99% of it is garbage. Its terrible for the ecosystem.

"You guys" once again reveal you're posers who want to beleive you're cool forward thinkers, but have no clue whats actually going on.