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> Btw this was initially coded without AI, but I've used it for the recent clean up and features Then it makes sense to update the submission title. To me it reads as if the project was writte…

The path is not closed; it must be earned through trust. It has always been this way. Also, note that "pull requests" are a GitHub invention; the concept is not native to Git or most other S…

There are great Open Source projects doing fine with the cathedral style, just look at Sqlite and its siblings (Fossil, …). So I do not see a problem with Ladybirds decision, in contrary, IMHO it stre…

I am happy with https://github.com/pyrmont/churlish

Not by me, but by the mods. They also changed from "full of hallucinations" to "and most citations were hallucinated". Maybe a rep from "EY Global" filed a complain ;)

> This is a refreshing attitude! Well, I think the attitude is that costs are allowed to escalate faster and more steeply than the features delivered. From that perspective, semantic versioning is …

I am a happy user of dateutils [0], but I will try out Biff and see which one is more ergonomic. [0]: https://www.fresse.org/dateutils/ …

As is often the case in the GenAI space, this also appears to be a solution to a non-existent problem.

Can't comment on Mercurial, but "for all my personal project where I don't need to care what anyone else thinks" I am using Fossil. Ever since that decision, I've felt a bit, …

A culture rooted in φιλοσοφία (greek, philosophia in Latin). So yes, I meant that literally. There were times, already 2500 years ago, where people wanted to study to become wiser.

It is worth to have a detailed look into the original essay and its arguments. My interpretation is https://smartmic.bearblog.dev/no-ai-silver-bullet/ …

> I only work with LLMs in domains I'm expert in This. Should become a general rule for any non-trivial use of LLM in a professionel setting.