@sun
it's becoming apparent that we have like 5 classes of LLM haters
- the environmental fearmongering types who can't math
- the people who mistakenly think copyright is good for society and innovation and believe all output is somehow a stolen string of code
- the developers who are really into the compsci side and want all code to be perfect and concise (commendable, but unrealistic; these are the folks who should live in the university/research sector)
- the autistics who like the "puzzle" of chasing errors, diving into a debugger for hours on end and somehow derive joy from this
- the autistics who want to build a community around every git repo because their only friends are on the internet
it's becoming apparent that we have like 5 classes of LLM haters
- the environmental fearmongering types who can't math
- the people who mistakenly think copyright is good for society and innovation and believe all output is somehow a stolen string of code
- the developers who are really into the compsci side and want all code to be perfect and concise (commendable, but unrealistic; these are the folks who should live in the university/research sector)
- the autistics who like the "puzzle" of chasing errors, diving into a debugger for hours on end and somehow derive joy from this
- the autistics who want to build a community around every git repo because their only friends are on the internet
