Some of it is definitely "clawd" spam, there was a good post recently called "No Skill. No Talent." (ns;nt)
You can see it more in /new and /show than comments, some of them also comment to look "real" and not all of it is directly "clawd", but new accounts with human operators that heavily use things like "clawd"
Frameworks or libraries are about reusing the common stuff. If you want to make any serious app, you are going to use one or reimplement one. They have their feature set for reasons (mostly).
> how can we be sure that it's the same cell from the charge performance test?
I would imagine they will run the same tests again. Light testing for specific things during development or scaling, increased testing as you feel more confident in the product.
It's believed that Ukraine has drones with last leg Ai to circumvent some EW. It's pretty likely auto target selection will be used (if not already) in the no go zones of the front.
Last-leg in a target-rich environment is OK, "automated drones doing all that on command overseas and maybe even domestically" is a way for a government to shoot itself in the face. Do bits here and there, not end-to-end, because… well, there's decent grounds to suspect the people in those boats who were killed (AFAICT unlawfully) weren't even shipping drugs.
I'm not sure how ironic it is at this point. Everyone and their brother is using AI to slop out code.
The question for all of them is, why yours over the 1000s of others? Or if your AI does this so trivially, why don't I just have mine do it too?
I think this is less relevant here, this looks more complex and involved, but I'm also not going to look in detail to figure out because this isn't how I see my self getting news and such that it offers.
I also find GPL-3 an unacceptable license b/c they attempt to force their view of open source on everyone through viral copyleft licenses. Live and let live
My approach is to keep them minimal. Make them a table of contents and spark notes, spread them across the repo, keep them up to date as the repo changes.
Something is better than nothing. It's pretty hard to have bad ones, also takes effort to craft good ones. The bad ones are the ones with incorrect information.
You can see it more in /new and /show than comments, some of them also comment to look "real" and not all of it is directly "clawd", but new accounts with human operators that heavily use things like "clawd"
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