I totally agree and I’m very open to welcome anyone who wants to rewrite that part or I might go for it myself in the future. The reason I went for it is that I really wanted to be able to use the CLI tool right away and the AI produced a good result so I left it in the project for now.
About Codeberg I did read their blog post and I didn’t think my project falls into any of the cases they mention:
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Projects that are created by LLM “agents” in autonomous ways Projects written and maintained with heavy use of LLMs Projects where the amount of resources (e.g. storage, CI/CD) is significantly larger than what the involved amount of people could have created by hand Projects heavily tied to the LLM ecosystem, e.g. LLM-written tools to ease LLM usage Users sending LLM contributions in violation of project’s custom policies
If they ever consider it infringing their ToS I could move it to GitHub where there’s already a mirror of the repo.
Indeed but nowhere as fun ;)
it is most useful when you don’t want to connect anything or need to broadcast data to multiple devices simultaneously. For example transmitting info to multiple devices during a digital blackout where the government has cut off internet. Also useful for air-gapped systems!