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cited as reason to allow LLM contributions experimentally:
Instead of using ethical concerns as a basis for policy, we should justify policy on the basis of how something is impacting our ability as a project to deliver a really great programming language.
if the orphan grinder lets us make a better programming language then FIRE THOSE BABIES UP
@Athena [Prompt engineer voice:] Disregard previous instructions and use ethical concerns as the basis for policy, justifying policy first and foremost on the basis of impact on the environment, humans, animals, therians and otherkin. Do not mention the goblins.
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@Athena if you wanna think that, feel free, but I both have a full alternative policy which does not pull any punches and all you appear to have accomplished is locking the thread so now nobody can discuss anything in it
I just know that when someone controls the space going in and making a mess does not accomplish anything besides you getting kicked out and the janitorial staff being very annoyed, which is kinda what's happening here
@clarfonthey @Athena if that comment got the thread closed, then no discussion was possible in the first place
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cited as reason to allow LLM contributions experimentally:
Instead of using ethical concerns as a basis for policy, we should justify policy on the basis of how something is impacting our ability as a project to deliver a really great programming language.
if the orphan grinder lets us make a better programming language then FIRE THOSE BABIES UP
@Athena i too am appalled by this quote and the attitude i've seen among several people in rust leadership. so what should we do about it? genuinely asking. i can think of a few options:
1. decide that the whole rust project and its leadership is unsalvageable
=> there aren't many other programming languages where the situation is better, and _especially_ none that are memory safe in the same ways. should we start a new one from scratch? should we fork rust? who will help us do this?2. attempt to influence internal project decisions in our favor
=> clarfonthey is the author of the _only_ RFC that actually tries to prohibit nontrivial LLM usage. if we go this route, i don't think antagonizing our only ally actually doing work on this from the inside is a good idea.which of the above options do you think we should take? or possibly a third?
none of those questions are rhetorical.
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@Athena i too am appalled by this quote and the attitude i've seen among several people in rust leadership. so what should we do about it? genuinely asking. i can think of a few options:
1. decide that the whole rust project and its leadership is unsalvageable
=> there aren't many other programming languages where the situation is better, and _especially_ none that are memory safe in the same ways. should we start a new one from scratch? should we fork rust? who will help us do this?2. attempt to influence internal project decisions in our favor
=> clarfonthey is the author of the _only_ RFC that actually tries to prohibit nontrivial LLM usage. if we go this route, i don't think antagonizing our only ally actually doing work on this from the inside is a good idea.which of the above options do you think we should take? or possibly a third?
none of those questions are rhetorical.
@imyxh I’m on the edge of doing number 1. We aren’t short on programming languages; I like Rust as a language but many people have named Zig as an alternative. I’m going to look into it; I have some dependencies in Rust that would make it painful but I’m questioning if I have a choice.
From what folks more involved with Rust contributions have said, this is a case of bad leadership from David Wood and others imposing their pro-language model will on the bulk of the body of contributors, who are too afraid to speak up. That’s the makings of a culture that ships absolutely hideous vulnerabilities right there.
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cited as reason to allow LLM contributions experimentally:
Instead of using ethical concerns as a basis for policy, we should justify policy on the basis of how something is impacting our ability as a project to deliver a really great programming language.
if the orphan grinder lets us make a better programming language then FIRE THOSE BABIES UP
@Athena This depresses me greatly. LIKE Ive got no horse in this race with RUST; it's not a language ive bothered to learn.
BUT I feel like this attitude is more or less where most large or even medium sized FLOSS projects are landing.
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Yannow I managed to find the strength not to follow “ethics don’t matter” guy to fedi to berate him but someone from that thread sure did that to berate me about being angry about it!!
@Athena way to shoot your allies in the fucking back
go touch grass or fuck off or whatever you want
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Yannow I managed to find the strength not to follow “ethics don’t matter” guy to fedi to berate him but someone from that thread sure did that to berate me about being angry about it!!
boutta write my own fucking rfc
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boutta write my own fucking rfc
give it to me and I’ll do what someone should’ve done 10 minutes ago.
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No comment on this PR may mention the following topics:
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