Post gains traction on Mastodon and Hacker News
2 Sep 15 6:38 AM · 12d ago · 1 post · 1 comment · 2 sources · development 2 of 6
The article spread across social platforms with nixCraft sharing it on Mastodon and the post reaching the Hacker News front page with 67 points and 72 comments, sparking discussion about the prevalence and implications of AI-generated code in open-source repositories.
_ZeD_ Student programmer and FOSS app maintainerF-Droid project Open-source mobile app repository
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I love F-Droid. I love what F-Droid stands for and I like the freedom that it gives its users. As a FOSS app maintainer I also have nothing but good things to say about the people behind the project. Maybe they’re even a bit too nice, considering how many times repro has failed due to me forgetting to commit before building 😅. But my god is it…
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> I also noticed a pair of very bizarre apps, both branded with the yellow “Don’t tread on me” flag: DuressKeyboard & UnlicenseLauncher. What’s most curious is that they have been in development for quite some time, yet all the changes are done not with git but through the GitHub web file editor! Someone go find that person and teach them to use…
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