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Welcome : ) programmers 😄 let hear what do you think

Welcome, "programmer"!

Thank you! You asked what do I think.
Well, I think that you support the following:

- 1. Devalue artists work;
- 2. Atrophy developers' experience;
- 3. Enshitificate the overall web-dev;
- 4. Deface and obliterate someone's effort put into the modelss datasets;

I think that there are lovely magnificent systems already, for more than a decade, with huge Communities and love shared, you could support instead. For example, the most recent I donated to:

- CodePen, who stands for artistic, and creativity;
- StackBlitz (you can disable the opt-in awful Bolt LLM);
- JsFiddle (though, they were political once, they thankfully stopped being naive);

Yet you chose to atrophy the miracle known as an accountable , individualistic, creative, infinitely marvelous human handcrafted development, to achieve and discover...

Not to mention that I do not trust you, knowing that you will use my contribution to teach your models/system you build.

And, to clarify, sorry, I would never, and won't feed your models and pay you for that, too.

I think you've been chastised hard enough, so I won't be rude about it. (I'm glad someone did that for me before I saw this thread.) But my recommendation is:

• Lose the LLM functionality.
• And if you wrote it with LLMs, throw it away and rewrite it yourself.

And, yes, I get the irony of telling you this in a Lemmy community with an AI-generated banner image and "guys, it's 2026, if you're not using AI at this point you're falling behind" in the sidebar. (A sentiment I cannot condemn in strong enough terms, but it's not my community. danhab99, if you see this, I would request changes particularly regarding the banner, and I suspect a lot of folks here on Lemmy would echo my request.) But I don't think you'll get a lot of positive responses to LLM-related projects on Lemmy in general.