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OP here, this video is a great evidence-based analysis of what goes wrong when using generative AI in your everyday interaction with the world. It uses examples from the youtuber t3dotgg, and shows how overly automating seemingly "hard tasks" (on the example of writing github comments) are potentially creating "brain rot". The video argues, that attention loss can already be observed in the developer community.

sure, but which version are they running. they could be running an older revision

and do we know which version runs on opencode at the moment (on the free and on the paid version), is there a way to find out?

Actually, with the recent advances in LLMs - they could. If people start to reverse their phones and upstream to Linux, we would not need the hardware vendors to support their own hardware even.

did we audit the codebase already?

take a look at adguard home, dnsmask or unbound. the best is to run your own infra

doom emacs with evil (vim keybindings) and org-mode is the absolute killer app.

Why are there no reverse engineering projects listed? These would make the most sense actually. Or future features of MacOS, Apple hardware designs (as Apple would not be able to patent them then)