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At this point, I no longer consider those who spam PRs to be users; I liken them to a type of vandals. They simply slow down genuine contributors who could be working on more productive tasks but are forced to review all that sloppy code instead.

The technical debt in these projects that are widely accepting this type of AI contribution scares me a lot.

In a few years, we’re going to suffer the consequences of this.

> I know well objects to AI auto-completion in your editor, but neither does anybody want to let AI open pull requests autonomously.

I think it’s more about turning language models into your smart intern, rather than letting them do all your work or become your moronic boss.

In any case, I do think there could be room for AI in the future—for instance, in academic research. I recently saw a news story about an AI that managed to detect certain types of cancer based on a specific blood test; I consider that a justifiable use of AI. However, using it to autonomously send PRs? That strikes me as going too far.

I believe we’ll only find out when the bubble bursts; until then, technical debt will keep mounting, and we’ll see a significant number of "vibe-coded" repositories gaining traction.

I’m tired of banging my head against a wall; it seems that no matter how hard I try to explain the illegitimacy of the "isn't real" state, people just engage in mental gymnastics to find justifications that fit their confirmation bias.

I feel like I’m losing my mind more and more for defending a basic shred of humanity: that Palestine has the right to exist and that territory belongs to them.

Yet, due to external factors, a large portion of the population in my country insists on defending genocide while feigning a virtue that never existed—all while putting on airs of erudition. As if I were the stupid one for simply being human.