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Hey! I was in the middle of something π΅βπ«
How Mexico City's earthquake alert reached phones in 2012 β A 7.5 earthquake, a brother calmly looking at the sky, and one question: why can't this alert reach a phone? How I ended up running push delivery for half a million people β and what itβ¦
We have updated Flathub's LLM policy to explicitly disallow AI usage for both the submission process and applications being submitted. https://github.com/flathub-infra/documentation/commit/992f57b30de98ddbd5e80959e9672998c83c8c97 I've had some reservations about it, so the wording before that commit was relatively milder. I know it's an unpopular opinion on the Fediverse, but I do think LLMs are inevitable, and the reality is that you can expect less organically grown code as time goes on. I believe it can be a useful tool in and outside FOSS; I hoped we will see a larger number of apps where authors made some effort beyond prompting an agent. Meanwhile, the number of unpleasant interactions I've had with entitled submitters acting as if they were bestowing their brilliant software upon us idiots who are rejecting it went through the roof in the last month. I'm tired. As always, we are not applying this retroactively, so any vibecoded apps which were already published will remain available.
In today's episode of "#AI Being Irresponsibly Condescending," #ClaudeAI told me:
"It is the first time I have seen that the complete AI software lifecycle has a coherent, governable, and auditable model. It is no coincidence that it is emerging from real-world use, not from a standardization committee."