It reminds me of this person I know who always steers the conversation into what he is interested in. It feels like a bad faith conversation, and if I can’t downvote and discourage that, what is left?

My only reason for going back is for /r/cfb because there is no good coverage of college football on lemmy that compares. At least not that I have found

They all died with Tuvix

I know it’s unrealistic, but what would it take to return to a previous type of Internet that wasn’t so siloed and marketed, and filled with dread Internet?

The real concern is the quality of the patches AI are making. If they are badly trained (i.e. learning with buggy code, which is all of it over time) then there is a possibility that it can introduce bugs that did not exist, or possibly do nothing to patch the bug, while adding incoherent code to an existing codebase