Krita’s Maintainer is awesome!

[mischievoustomato@tsundere.love]

@KitsuneofInari > that code will be unmaintainable
we'll have to see how it goes, ladybird seems to be doing well, and there's a lot of projects that use LLMs already and a number have had issues (seems small, like the vim stuff), but for the rest, it doesn't seem as catastrophic, if at all.

[mohs@climatejustice.social]

@KitsuneofInari thx Krita!

I think many fall for a misconception here.
The code good developers write is a result of their understanding of the code that already exists and the way they intend to improve it.

If that code is generated, it is no longer a testament of somebody understanding what is going on. It becomes a "this feels like it does what I want".

[jessebot@social.smallhack.org]

@KitsuneofInari this is lovely to hear

[xoagray@tiggi.es]

@KitsuneofInari @gramarye I so wish that more people felt like this.

[pettanko@tsundere.love]

@sun @KitsuneofInari brb being creative with other humans *copy-pastes some code from stack overflow*

[xenophora@mastodon.art]

@g1comics @KitsuneofInari @halla

I'm reminded of how many people lost their shit (in a good way) when DeviantArt dumped all their AI on us without permission. Because money, I guess.

I keep hoping to hear that they killed the golden goose with that. Or at least that there's literally no more actual people using the platform and it's all a bunch of wanky janky machines just yipping at each other on into eternity.

[fedihacker@masto.es]

@KitsuneofInari Gedit developers too!

[halla@kde.social]

@xenophora @g1comics @KitsuneofInari ah. Deviant.art. that was a thing, I guess...

[xenophora@mastodon.art]

@halla @g1comics @KitsuneofInari

I stopped using it for a year or so after the big dust-up before I finally nuked my account. I talk tough but my heart is dangerously tender when it comes to art.

[azarilh@mastodon.social]

@KitsuneofInari Thanks for making me love Krita more.