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How many projects involve LLM-written code now? (sh.itjust.works)
submitted 8 months ago by to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world
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Updated my actual-budget container today, and met with authentication failure - I am locked out of my budgets.

I turned to the github repo for troubleshoot, and.. Noticed that their commits are pretty much dominated by AI now.

At least they seem to be being up-front about their AI usage by tagging commits with the tag, but it still feels icky to me.

(As a 'bonus', their only support channel is on discord - but I guess that's the norm for many open-source projects.)

Is this fact of life now? Are most projects being written and managed by LLM nowadays? Not sure I can trust the projects nowadays.

Is there alternative budget app which does not involve LLM?

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[–] 7 points 8 months ago

I would assume any project that has more than a handful of contributors to have AI-assisted code in it.

I'm probably living in my little start-up bubble, so my view is probably skewed. The majority of commits I see have not had any code written by humans. Planned, specified and reviewed by senior developers with fancy degrees and a decade of experience in average, though.

Things move fast, but I'm sure a lot of older and bigger organisations are taking it slower because of the legal unknown.

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