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points by pelagicAustral 11 hours ago | 0 comments

> The importance of communities around software

Unless you use AI.

Same people, same mute message; every time, with no delay. "Accept me, then I'll see if I want to accept you".

Fuck off.

We really feel for the poor oppressed AI people who have no financial, political or corporate backing unlike Codeberg, which gets $0.5 trillion in investor money!

[–] officeplant 9 hours ago

sloperators are so easily offended when their token use doesn't give them access to a welcoming community of people who actually want to do their work.

[–] pelagicAustral 9 hours ago

> "a welcoming community"

get a grip

[–] 7473362029292 9 hours ago

Luddites are too fucking lazy to follow up their words with actions and keep using software developed using LLMs instead of completing the herculean task of reinstalling their system.

[–] sirmike_ 10 hours ago

You are not allowed to say certain personalities who cover some of this stuff on Hacker News, albeit from a little bit of a theatrical position, but it still does get to the heart of some of this stuff. This sheer nonsense. What this person is talking about is not a community. They want a club.

More evidence of tribalism, combined with exceptionally precise confessions running as whataboutisms

Pelagicaustral is on the money.

It would just be nice if people understood the difference between wanting a club with a gate versus a community. I am impressed, though. I never thought I’d see a vomit diarrhea load of bumper stickers, but a digital form at the end of the article.

[–] officeplant 9 hours ago

>I never thought I’d see a vomit diarrhea load of bumper stickers, but a digital form at the end of the article.

It's a revival of old web whimsy. Sorry for your loss of it.

[–] sirmike_ 9 hours ago

I know you're vegan. You just told me you're vegan. You told everyone you're vegan. /s