Post by @zrb@social.hildebrind.space

David Gerard
@davidgerard @circumstances.run

this is the new frontier in AI coding: write a slopcoded browser with a slopcoded README and put a No AI policy on it. github.com/nordstjernen-web/no

guy's trynna get this into debian. ted t'so personally tells him lol maybe not bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrep

@davidgerard@circumstances.run a lot of this kind of thing, or even the simpler "don't say you're using AI" thing, all feel like a bit of a set up for the "HA! See! It was AI from the beginning, you like AI really! Ha!" reveal which may coincidentally be around about when the VC capital dries up

Worse would be the "see! we need AI to understand this code and bugfix it!" reveal, though if code isn't understandable by humans, it isn't good code, so shouldn't be used anyway. I wish myself good luck convincing people who don't understand that though

Replying to @paul
zrb
@zrb @social.hildebrind.space

@paul @davidgerard we already have code that can't be understood by humans, I can't understand the code I wrote a year ago in a fit of inspiration and I don't need to run fifteen natural gas turbines and contaminate ten million liters of water per day or whatever it is

zrb
@zrb @social.hildebrind.space

@paul @davidgerard in short, OpenAI should give me thirty billion dollars

zrb
@zrb @social.hildebrind.space

@paul @davidgerard I actually don't know what I would do with thirty billion dollars. How many mortgages could I absolve with that kind of money? A small city's worth? How much food distribution could that build?