points by gnulinux 3 days ago | 0 comments
README.md says:
> The anti-AI.
but then it's an AI-generated picture of Nietzsche [1] and AI-generated README with AI-generated code (Claude being the co-author), and when I read sample transcript e.g. in (nietzschian-debugger/tests/fixtures/sample-sessions/sample-v1.json) it's clear the app also uses LLMs to generate output...
So what do they mean by "anti-AI"?
[1]: All issues with AI-generated images aside, AI-generating a person's likeness seems like the rudest way to do this... At least use an actual photo/drawing of his...
[–] dkenyser 3 days ago
[–] sureMan6 3 days ago
I don't think Nietzsche would complain, although doing it for a living person would be very funny (for example when designing a promotional poster)
[–] CamperBob2 3 days ago
"Man is a thing that will be surpassed. What have you done to surpass him? Wait, no, not like that"
[–] rafaelRiv 3 days ago
It is super laughable when you read his github bio. I had a good laugh not ngl
[–] dilawargopang 3 days ago
Glad it gave you a good laugh!
Keep reading.
"Guides you to the "aha!" moment — YOUR moment, not the AI's"
This seems like yet another attempt at encouraging people to continue to utilize AI without relying on it.