I can't remember who I learned this from but blocking Claude on GitHub gives this handy warning for projects to avoid.

[jeremiah@tldr.nettime.org]

@joeress Recommend also adding QwenCoder to your blocks.

Also, this repo.

open-slopware

open-slopware - Free/Open Source Software tainted by LLM developers/developed by genAI boosters, along with alternatives. Fork of the repo by @gen-ai-transparency after its deletion.

Codeberg.org (codeberg.org)

[socksinspace@sueden.social]

@joeress I have avoided making a github account all these years, would be funny if this ends up being the reason why i finally sign up

[pavled@mastodon.social]

@joeress unfortunately avoiding this banner is only going to get more unfeasible as it keeps popping up on more and more "essential" projects (recent examples being systemd, vim)

[hazelnot@sunbeam.city]

@joeress I tried to do this but I couldn't find Claude on GitHub to block it

[hub@cosocial.ca]

@joeress been doing this. It’s great. Can’t do that with copilot though.

[jandi@mastodon.social]

@hazelnot @joeress https://github.com/claude

[benjamineskola@hachyderm.io]

@joeress the only downside is that not everyone marks their commits this way.

(on the one hand, i think it’s idiotic: claude is a tool, not a coauthor. and on the other i’m glad when people mark themselves out this way to be avoided.)

[matthewcroughan@social.defenestrate.it]

True, but sometimes good projects are effected by one or two bad commits where AI was used for something like translation.

[davidculley@hachyderm.io]

@benjamineskola Claude does this by default, as far as I know. You have to take extra steps to have it not marked.

[benjamineskola@hachyderm.io]

@davidculley If you allow Claude to make the commits itself, yeah — I believe not evreyone does, though.