Billionaires probably also feel like they benefit from contributing to environmental damage and societal collapse like you prompstitutes.
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Why can't you just accept that some people feel that they benefit from using AI?
I used to program in Rust. It's a great language. I don't do that anymore because %99.99 of Rust projects are slop nowadays.
Sounds like cope man sorry
"Curious to know what others think!"

My tinfoil conspiracy theory is that artcraft is actually a 5d chess move from the "anti-ai" camp to draw bigtech attention and get them to turn against LLMs on principle, or at least get them to implement some sort of anti-app-cloning thing like anthropic recently did for games.
Not really but that'd be funny i suppose.
I wouldn't be so sure about the legal actions. There has been some discussions about the room for action of Adobe and that did not seem very big. And the projects will never disappear.
I definitely agree that, at least for the moment, the only winners are token sellers. Those application are definitely not feature complete nor do they claim that at present time.
I wonder how the rustaceans feel about their language being associated with slop.
I've checked its girhub before and photocraft has a lot of contributors, over 400. But the apps are made mostly by claude code. Personally id never use these apps but so far theyvebeen receiving updates quickly with humans adding new bugfixes (humans or maybe more vibe coders...).
I installed the flatpak out of curiosity and these artxraft apps receive updates fast in my opinion, a d they add more things like a reverse engineer app or solidcraft thing.
in my opinion, even with human bugfixes and that, its still slop, I trust other foss alternatives.
The current business model of the big LLM providers is unsustainable. They are burning money to get people hooked. Which means maintaining and developing these applications will become a lot more expensive, once the providers need to make money. If these projects don't have a solid plan for this event, they'll probably just get abandoned.
"Nothing leaves your device!"
100% slop
I initially set my wifi to WPA3, but I had to switch to WPA2 for my Roku. My bad for owning a Roku.
you can set more than one access points per physical radios.
so you can have wpa2 and wpa3 on the same radios.
Tried to install it on Android, stuck at "Starting Sable" forever.
I've seen this mentioned elsewhere but have never been clear on what exactly it does.
I imagine it's to make an exact drop in replacement. The auth may be a similar path but the management interfaces might be different? I'm spit balling
Yeah, as much as I’d like to applaud this sort of thing, ArtCraft, for example, is going to end up with some major legal woes, in addition to the fact that it’s a pile of slop that doesn’t work worth a damn. The only winner is Anthropic or OpenAI getting big money for all those wasted tokens.
Love openwrt. AdGuard and WireGuard server running. So handy.
Oh that’s good. So it’s not vulnerable.
Yes I was just trying to be a smartass.
Might sound ridiculous but maybe don’t open port :22 on your routers firewall?
Edit: this appears to only apply to passwordless users/accounts?
Yes! I been in the Broadcom world so freshtomato calls it aqm.
SQM? https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/traffic-shaping/sqm
Thanks, that sounds like the exact problem that I've been having with my openwrt setup