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Codeberg protects FLOSS commons from LLMs

Protecting our FLOSS commons from LLMs — Codeberg News

7 experts across 4 network communities independently surfaced this.

Why this matches Concern & critique reaction 2 attributable expert contributions · Shriram Krishnamurthi, Armin Ronacher
“I respect Codeberg's right to take a position on this, and I understand why they might feel this way, but this is kinda' crazy. Glad I'm not using it, because I'd have to move some projects off of it. The article is also just confused in some ways. blog.cod…” evidence ↗
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“I think this is a very bad move, and the people behind Codeberg should re-consider there stance. blog.codeberg.org/protecting-o...”

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“Codeberg updates ToU to disallow LLM training and many LLM-generated projects, and wrote a thorough explanation: blog.codeberg.org/protecting-o... Regardless of the merits of AI code generation, AI trainers have got to get their scraper bots under control a…”

2 experts discussed this · 10 posts
Amy Hoy: this IS interesting, and it’s something i see a lot on subreddits for specific areas of interest (mac apps, note taking) as well as aspiring-entrepreneur ones lots of fancy-looking projects with ze…
Amy Hoy: i mean as somebody who coaches aspiring entrepreneurs, a lot of them spend way too much time on the idea or prototype and nothing on building a customer base but it usually takes more dedication an…
Amy Hoy: it’s the same old wantrepreneur failure pattern but with an acme rocket strapped to its ass
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2 experts · 55 posts · 4d ago
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“about to engage in self-harm (watch the entire Elon Musk Economist interview)” evidence ↗
e.w. niedermeyer: about to engage in self-harm (watch the entire Elon Musk Economist interview)
e.w. niedermeyer: you can tell Musk is a terrible prognosticator about technology and the future because he says utterly meaningless things like "AI will exceed all human intelligence" what does that mean? what is "…
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3 experts · 20 posts · 16d ago
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“considering that canning can kill you if it goes wrong, i would not use any llm to calculate anything. they are not calculators and often fail at math tasks like that.” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Concern & critique · 1 Policy & governance · 1
Dan Hon: Something about the number of flops and cost required for someone to use a computer to program a database for their recipes in the kitchen in the early 80s/late 70s compared to getting Claude to on…
Dan Hon: It'd be interesting to map all the personal software people are agentic coding against all the ads from the 70s and 80s of what you'd use a computer for
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