I love reading this page its so cathartic https://codeberg.org/ethical-foss/open-slopware
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@RustyCrab This is just the one drop rule for software
@sam magic bytes theory
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@RustyCrab if one of your dependencies' dependencies' dependencies' dependencies' dependencies' dependencies has AI in it does that make your project automatically tainted?
If the language you're writing it in (C#, Go, Rust, etc.) has AI in it does that automatically make your project tainted?
How deep does the purity spiral go? Why does anyone care?
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If the language you're writing it in (C#, Go, Rust, etc.) has AI in it does that automatically make your project tainted?
How deep does the purity spiral go? Why does anyone care?
Questions no one will answer because the answer most certainly does not matter
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@sam it all ends up in the same machine code so I would say yes
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@RustyCrab I'm throwing all of my computers into the Seine, I can't trust anything anymore 
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@sam there's a lot of recent conversations about how you can tell slop code apart from human code and that in itself is an admission of defeat
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@RustyCrab @sam If you have access to a commit history with commits messages and see 500+ line commits, it is very easy to tell.
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@sam all of this is just for fun anyway. We're picking on the retard
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@RustyCrab always fun to do that