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@mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org @kaidenshi@exquisite.social @thomholwerda@exquisite.social Another issue I hadn't thought much about that affects (Open|Net|FreeSLOP)BSD is LLVM. All three include it; it's the base system compiler for OpenBSD and FreeSLOPBSD. LLVM is actively accepting slop; a very hasty search shows at least 25-30 commits. My understanding is that the LLVM in the OpenBSD tree is effectively a maintained fork specific to OpenBSD, but I don't know much extra labour this will end up adding to exclude the slop there.

@whitequark@social.treehouse.systems Enjoy! https://github.com/atomvm/AtomVM Includes support for ESP32 and RP2040/2350 boards.

@scalzi I'm not sure this counts as AI destroying jobs. It seems to me he decided he didn't care enough about his job to apply his own effort to it, instead shilling it out to a plagiarism machine. He then reaped the just consequences of his decision, thus destroying his own credibility to anyone who isn't already an "AI" obsessed enshitifier.

@koenvh This is clearly cursed. I love it.

@michel_slm @gerrymcgovern The ones' that are proud of using it have at least one redeeming quality: you know you can absolutely write them off as useless and ignore literally anything they ever say or do; no need to attempt to discern if the work was "AI" or just poorly done by a human, because you can already reasonably surmise that it's slop. It's the rest of them where you have to take that extra 5 seconds to check your own sanity and then write them off for not owning up to their plagiarism that really irks me.