Otter RaftOpen source GZDoom community splinters after creator inserts AI-generated code - Ars Technica
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autodetection of dark mode. The Linux solution was provided by ChatGPT and needs to be reviewed before being deployed.
The commit in question.
Night MonkeyHoly shit. It’s the end of the world. AI helped code a few lines to detect dark mode on a Linux system!
The problem is here is not AI, the problem here is pushing code that didn’t even compile properly straight to main. It’s a huge collaborative project, running it as a one man show just doesn’t work.
Had he made a PR/Draft, none of this would have happened.
Had he made a PR/Draft, none of this would have happened.
𝙲𝚑𝚊𝚒𝚛𝚖𝚊𝚗 𝙼𝚎𝚘𝚠Which by that point they’d already fixed. They mentioned they also accidentally pushed to the wrong branch.
I dunno, this just looks like someone accidentally made a bad commit and instead of being mature about it and letting them fix it we get statements like “all bridges have been burned” and a split in the community. That’s a bit overblown, and if at the first sign of disagreement the decision is to blow up a project you’re making it very hard to work with you.
Well, in that case, fair enough.
However, given that a lot of contributors allude to “putting up” with him for years, it seems it wasn’t just a bad commit that broke the camel’s back
However, given that a lot of contributors allude to “putting up” with him for years, it seems it wasn’t just a bad commit that broke the camel’s back
That’s fair, I don’t know what other things have come before. It just seems really odd that there was such a severe reaction to what happened here.