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creatonez 11 hours ago [-]
Haiku OS is similarly hard-line about this, and is also starting from the point of an extremely clean codebase.
Neat stuff, though I can't say AI policy is the biggest priority when I choose projects to use, plenty of projects are using it in a measured and sane way without needing a complete prohibition.
lproven 8 hours ago [-]
> I can't say AI policy is the biggest priority when I choose projects to use
I wouldn't expect it to be on HN. This place is a den of AI iniquity.
But for a lot of people out there, slop-free software is an increasingly rare and desirable thing.
lproven 3 hours ago [-]
> This place is a den of AI iniquity.
The downvotes demonstrate my point. :-) Go on, chaps.
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preisschild 7 hours ago [-]
As long as Linux doesnt fully commit to vibe coding i dont see a reason to switch, but if it ever does its essentially proprietary software that only AI companies with their frontier models can modify, so i hope they dont
officeplant 5 hours ago [-]
Given the linux kernel is being forced to remove AI attribution notes. Welcome to the end times.
Neat stuff, though I can't say AI policy is the biggest priority when I choose projects to use, plenty of projects are using it in a measured and sane way without needing a complete prohibition.
I wouldn't expect it to be on HN. This place is a den of AI iniquity.
But for a lot of people out there, slop-free software is an increasingly rare and desirable thing.
The downvotes demonstrate my point. :-) Go on, chaps.
Good, I can feel your anger! I am defenceless. Take your weapon. Vote me down with all of your hatred and your journey towards the dark side will be complete!
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-Dropping-Assisted-By-Req
NetBSD will soon realize there's very limited value, to put it nicely, in shipping code full of bugs that an LLM would quickly find.
Either that, or a fork that anybody sensible within NetBSD will embrace.