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@xgranade Why would you trust your own code if you know you can't trust your dependencies? I don't see how you can accept slop dependencies and avoid despair.
I think you just have to triage, adopt your most important dependencies, and see if you can build community / solidarity with others to handle the rest.
@xgranade We need a movement to preserve a full LLM-free stack. Otherwise I think people will give up on evicting LLMs when they realize that even if their project is LLM-free, everything above or below them in the stack is infected.
Sadly I still think a major problem for any project to avoid LLMs is it will be irresistible to LLMs, since it helps them avoid model collapse (and degradation before reaching that point). Avoiding helping LLMs by marking LLM-free code is an unsolved issue.
@DaveMWilburn @mick_collins Of course the robot answers questions correctly, it told me that I'm a genius!
@homegrown This sounds amazing. Maybe once the spammers are more distributed we can un-limit m.s.
#Philly folks for #FollowFriday:
- @meldar16 - #ttrpg maker, local art fairs, needs funds after concussion
- @deliaturner - cat pics, author, grandma perspective
- @PhilSalkie - cat pics, Manyunk, interesting anecdotes
- @mattia - cat pics, fiber arts, South Philly
I don't know if you notice a trend here, but I think it's clear Philly Mastodon loves taking photos of cats.