Love the brigading anti-AI downvote army showing up anytime AI is mentioned even in passing. No interest in contributing to the conversation, just being anonymously shitty. Thanks “friends”, love this part of Lemmy.
To contribute: I appreciate you sharing and actually think this is really cool.
Edit: the downvotes on my comment in addition to the post without engaging just proves my point you fuckwits.
Yep. It increases incentive to do deceptive secrecy about using LLMs to help build things. I’d rather know. I’d rather be upfront about it in my own stuff (like fin, which suffered similarly).
I don’t understand the “don’t tell us if you used an LLM” vibes, and I’m not sure those doing it realise they are doing that and probably think they’re contributing to “don’t do LLM” vibes.
Indeed. I think the sadder part is that it creates a chilling effect to posting at all. If I made something cool but AI is even suspected, I’ll get downvoted to hell without a clear reason why.
One might understand that posting LLM content in a community where people probably love FOSS and software freedoms, posting the output of something that has taken in a lot of GPL code and produces it on command (hence violating the license,) would not be seen favourably.
would you be mad if someone downvoted a comment about eating meat on a vegan community?
Love the brigading anti-AI downvote army showing up anytime AI is mentioned even in passing. No interest in contributing to the conversation, just being anonymously shitty. Thanks “friends”, love this part of Lemmy.
To contribute: I appreciate you sharing and actually think this is really cool.
Edit: the downvotes on my comment in addition to the post without engaging just proves my point you fuckwits.
Yep. It increases incentive to do deceptive secrecy about using LLMs to help build things. I’d rather know. I’d rather be upfront about it in my own stuff (like fin, which suffered similarly).
I don’t understand the “don’t tell us if you used an LLM” vibes, and I’m not sure those doing it realise they are doing that and probably think they’re contributing to “don’t do LLM” vibes.
Indeed. I think the sadder part is that it creates a chilling effect to posting at all. If I made something cool but AI is even suspected, I’ll get downvoted to hell without a clear reason why.
One might understand that posting LLM content in a community where people probably love FOSS and software freedoms, posting the output of something that has taken in a lot of GPL code and produces it on command (hence violating the license,) would not be seen favourably.
would you be mad if someone downvoted a comment about eating meat on a vegan community?