There was a lot of laziness and crap practices before, but the advent of LLMs has resulted in new new realms of entitlement and 'let the maintainers do more work'.
It's a painful time to be a maintainer, and made more difficult in that a lot of these people are dishonest about their use of LLMs and just expect us to do (even) more work.
I think it's also time we all admitted that some people just shouldn't be trying to contribute to open source.
It sucks, it's painful, and there's a lot of denial around it, but there's a huge talent component in software development, and some people just can't do it + only cause a nuisance.
Except nowadays, wtih LLMs, they're a total menace.
We're stuck with those people + those who want the 'kudos' of kernel commits but are happy to cheat to get them, people under pressure at work (still not acceptable sorry), good people who got lazy, and any other set of other negative factors.
In the long run rules will have to change, but fuck you all really




