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You are also welcome to unfollow me if you're sick of me talking about this stuff, because I'm *never* going to stop talking about it until the slop machines are demolished. 
It will be the year 2056, and I will still be posting all about handcrafted art & code just as I have for the past 30 years. If that sounds good to you, great! Let's be friends! 
if not, byeeeee 
BTW I unfollow, or mute, and or occasionally block people who are uncritically adopting LLMs and *especially* if they are mocking people who refuse to engage with them.
Nope I am not interested in having a "dialogue" with you. It is not my responsibility. We are several years into this damn mess, and all of the externalities and all of the horrible issues are out in the open and easy to uncover.
Please go educate yourself…and switch off the damn slop machines! 
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@jensimmons I do not use LLMs on principle, and my work as a software developer and creator continues to hum along just fine.
I also consider slopcoding to be incompatible with free/libre software, so I am very concerned both by (a) increasing slop additions to ostensibly FLOSS codebases, and (b) impending ecosystem collapse due to open software's endless scraping & license stripping by LLM vendors.
@christi3k Yeah, unfortunately that author has continually misrepresented his position and has not written about the topic in good faith. I really hope people ignore such unfounded slopaganda.
@natanbc HOW CAN NOTEPAD HAVE A REMOTE CODE EXECUTION VULNERABILITY I AM LOSING MY MIND SEND HALP 
