Posted by psxuaw 17 hours ago
They’re always racing to be the first one to write an article about a case.
I switched to llama.cpp because of that.
To me it feels more and more that the slopcode world is the opposite philosophy of reproducible builds. It's like the anti methodology of how to work in that regard.
Before, everyone was publishing breaking changes in subminor packages because nobody adhered to any API versioning system standards. Now it's every commit that can break things. That is not an improvement.
When I see pages of obviously generated prose being submitted as any kind of documentation, my eyes just glaze over. I feel so guilty sharing similar stuff too, though to my credit, at least I always lead with a self-written TLDR, the slop is just for reference. But it's so bad, like genuinely distressing tier. I don't want to read all that junk, and more and more gets produced.
Prose type docs have always been my Achilles heel, and this is like the worst possible evolution of that.
For a brief period in the past few weeks, they somehow managed to make a change to ChatGPT Thinking that made it succint. The tone was super fact oriented too. It was honestly like waking up from a fever dream.
The copyFail didn't, the dirtyfrag doesn't.
This copfail2 does modify /etc/passwd, but I can't `su - sick` as expected.
/s
I did try fixing the path to use nixos paths, but it was still unsuccessful. Did not really check further.