In the Zig core team we have the right to decide how we want to conduct the development of our open source project, and that decision is based in good part on the same factors presented in this post, which are significantly more important than validating your FOMO.
Likewise, in your projects you can do whatever you want. That was true before LLMs and is just as true now. Thinking otherwise is a weird form of open source kleptomania induced by listening to too many techfluencers, in my opinion :^)
In my open source projects I decide which tasks I'm willing to delegate and which tasks I want to take on myself and, of those that I'm willing to delegate, I decide who gets to take on them. This includes the fact that, even if the quickest way to get something done is to delegate it to an LLM, if I want to do it myself for personal growth, I will still do it myself.
Conversely, it should go without saying that if I want to use LLMs, that's my right and whoever wants to complain can go fork (the repo) themselves.
Likewise, in your projects you can do whatever you want. That was true before LLMs and is just as true now. Thinking otherwise is a weird form of open source kleptomania induced by listening to too many techfluencers, in my opinion :^)
In my open source projects I decide which tasks I'm willing to delegate and which tasks I want to take on myself and, of those that I'm willing to delegate, I decide who gets to take on them. This includes the fact that, even if the quickest way to get something done is to delegate it to an LLM, if I want to do it myself for personal growth, I will still do it myself.
Conversely, it should go without saying that if I want to use LLMs, that's my right and whoever wants to complain can go fork (the repo) themselves.