Wait what, you can't use a *code* editor when you're under 18 now?
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@marekfort Honestly, I wouldn't be opposed to making everything that contains an LLM 18+... or 180+ for that matter, as long as shoving that stuff into absolutely everything becomes less and less attractive.
@dfyx @marekfort yeah and it's probably only a matter of time til the IDE starts doing kinky roleplay with users
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Wait what, you can't use a *code* editor when you're under 18 now?
@marekfort @gereon That’s the stupidest thing I’ve seen all day, and I did check the news.
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/sarcasm
To be fair, C++ IS danger to any mind. (just working on project in C++
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Wait what, you can't use a *code* editor when you're under 18 now?
@marekfort Zed's dead, baby, Zed's dead.
(I have no idea what this Zed is, if it's "AI" bullshit though bring on the bit bucket.)
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Wait what, you can't use a *code* editor when you're under 18 now?
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Excuse me, WTF???
@ParadeGrotesque @marekfort taking bets it's because of some new “AI integration” feature
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@marekfort are we protecting the kids yet?
We're protecting them kids so goddamn hard, they'll never learn anything that could possibly help them in the future.
We're still letting them get raped by rich assholes, though. Don't get too excited.
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Wait what, you can't use a *code* editor when you're under 18 now?
@marekfort Jesus. We need to make our own boot loaders, don't we.
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Wait what, you can't use a *code* editor when you're under 18 now?
@marekfort At school in the 90s, we still wrote our code on paper in exams (computer science), for example.
In retrospect, I didn't think it was so bad. You had to think about the problem much more carefully before writing code.
Okay, but the age limit for an editor is nonsense.
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@marekfort @Gargron I think it’s probably more that you can’t enter into a legal agreement like new ToS unless you’re 18 (in the US, at least…)
Lawyers ruin everything.
@jimmylittle @marekfort @Gargron ...why do you need a Terms of Service agreement for *A TEXT EDITOR*
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Wait what, you can't use a *code* editor when you're under 18 now?
@marekfort I remember when piracy was how young people got their first code editors.
We've worked hard to end that barrier to new coders. Shame to see this sort of thing. Coding is for everyone.
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Wait what, you can't use a *code* editor when you're under 18 now?
@marekfort You might (accidentally) conquer the world, topple whole countries, change the order! Oh the horror!
(I started coding way earlier than 18, and I don't support this situation, BTW).
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@dfyx @marekfort yeah and it's probably only a matter of time til the IDE starts doing kinky roleplay with users
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Wait what, you can't use a *code* editor when you're under 18 now?
@marekfort Under 18 can't be bound to a contract and the legal liability is the only close competitor to profit for motivation in this space.
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Wait what, you can't use a *code* editor when you're under 18 now?
@marekfort lovely what age verification is doing to everything
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Wait what, you can't use a *code* editor when you're under 18 now?
@marekfort this doesn’t make any sense. It’s clear the end goal with age verification has nothing to with verifying your age…
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@marekfort @gereon That’s the stupidest thing I’ve seen all day, and I did check the news.
@tsturm I think I‘m gonna give Gram a try … https://gram.liten.app
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Wait what, you can't use a *code* editor when you're under 18 now?
@marekfort context should be added here. The TOS explicitly states “you must be 18 or older to use Zed’s AI-enabled features software as a service offering” I assume that means the ask for your age when you add tokens and use AI.
I’ve never used their AI features and I don’t plan on starting to anytime. Glad to know we have alternatives in the Zed space.
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Wait what, you can't use a *code* editor when you're under 18 now?
@marekfort I hope that the kids will obey and refuse to use corporate products, contributing to free software instead.
