Boost @temptoetiam@eldritch.cafe: "Back in pre-LLM days, receiving an unexpected pull request (PR) from a fellow coder was a source of ex…
"Back in pre-LLM days, receiving an unexpected pull request (PR) from a fellow coder was a source of excitement and pride. It meant that some random person decided it was worthwhile to invest their time and effort to improve a project of mine and share the result, not just with me but with all of its users.
Today, an unsolicited PR is a red flag."
https://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/i-am-not-a-reverse-centaur