Same here. None of my coworkers write code.

But then again, I’m a truck driver.

Ah, gothca :)

Yeah I’m not arguing that its not a war or anything. I’m just saying that the cunts have figured out that not officially declaring war gets them out of the legalities of war. And they have also figured out that no one will do anything about it.

Yeah I know, de facto they are at war. But not de jure. As far as I know, congress hasn’t declared war. Nor has trump, unless I’ve missed something.

But anyway, that was my point, there doesn’t seem to be declaration of wars anymore. Just send in missiles and pretend its a police action, special military operation or whatever is the easiest way to get out of the legal responsibilities of an actual, declared war.

Because I’m paranoid.

Blocking ports is a act/declaration of war as well but I guess we are not doing that thing anymore.

As much as I hate AI and the people who use it, I gotta say… AI slop and using AI are not the same thing. Demanding that people disclose if they used AI and sign off on it, does not mean that they are pro-AI slop. “They” are also not in favor of using it on the kernel. Thats just something that will happen now.

Like Linus said, the cat is out of the bag. Its not going back in. Making sure that people tell you if they’ve used it and take responsibility for it, is probably the best compromise we can get. The other option is that they don’t tell you that they’ve used it.

Saves me the trouble of putting a piece of tape over the camera

Completely depends on the comment itself. If its someone just being a cunt and then asking “why the downvotes?! We don’t have freedom of speech?!” or something moronic like that, I downvote and then block them.

But if its someone that I think were misunderstood, brigaded, or perhaps just piled on, like used to happen in reddit, I ask them to clarify what they meant. Or if I think they were brigaded or piled on, I explain to them that it sometimes happens and not to care about it too much.