Trust me™️? Anyway, not for me. I don't have an issue with AI assisted coding. Vibe coding though, yes. Different story. I avoid those projects by default.
Tired of AI slop? clankerfree is a resource that indexes projects that the authors self-certify as not containing or utilizing generative AI or LLM technology.
Trust me™️?
Anyway, not for me. I don't have an issue with AI assisted coding.
Vibe coding though, yes. Different story. I avoid those projects by default.
I wonder how these projects would stand up to the watermarks that are being applied. It’s one thing to say, and possibly believe, that your project doesn’t have any LLM code in it, but if there...
I wonder how these projects would stand up to the watermarks that are being applied. It’s one thing to say, and possibly believe, that your project doesn’t have any LLM code in it, but if there are unknown outside contributors… and of course the library ecosystem is riddled with LLM code, so if you vendor any of those libraries you may unwittingly add it in yourself. It’s like microplastics these days.
Cute but the whole Git platform is vibe coded at this point I don’t know how anyone would actually avoid all vibe coded platforms. Also, the software to tell teachers if a paper is LLM generated...
Cute but the whole Git platform is vibe coded at this point I don’t know how anyone would actually avoid all vibe coded platforms.
Also, the software to tell teachers if a paper is LLM generated kinda sucks, I don’t see how this could be better.
Ive been collecting used books because anything published after about 2023 was at least edited by an LLM, if not written by one, and theres no way to tell for sure other than just trusting everyone involved.
Trust me™️?
Anyway, not for me. I don't have an issue with AI assisted coding.
Vibe coding though, yes. Different story. I avoid those projects by default.
An index for software that is clearly marked that is made without the use of generative AI.
I wonder how these projects would stand up to the watermarks that are being applied. It’s one thing to say, and possibly believe, that your project doesn’t have any LLM code in it, but if there are unknown outside contributors… and of course the library ecosystem is riddled with LLM code, so if you vendor any of those libraries you may unwittingly add it in yourself. It’s like microplastics these days.
Cute but the whole Git platform is vibe coded at this point I don’t know how anyone would actually avoid all vibe coded platforms.
Also, the software to tell teachers if a paper is LLM generated kinda sucks, I don’t see how this could be better.
Ive been collecting used books because anything published after about 2023 was at least edited by an LLM, if not written by one, and theres no way to tell for sure other than just trusting everyone involved.