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How about a License/Certification issued by an independent decentralized authority, that certifies that a developer/group is reasonably competent in their use of LLMs for programming. (lemmy.ml)
submitted 1 week ago by Artemis_Mystique@lemmy.ml to c/programming@programming.dev
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spoilerWhen I say LLMs I always mean opensource, openweight models not OpenAI/Anthropic/X-AI crap, these companies are trying their darndest to spread misinformation and lobby to quell and prevent the development of these opensource models, they should be punished by creating an alternate ecosystem untouched by the opinions and whims of these feudalistic tech lords

The exam/criteria should be broad and rigorous, The license issued and the exam should be private(tied to a handle not PI name), unique and publicly verifiable.

Right now the onus is on individual projects to take a stance for/against LLM use for any contributions in their codebase.

With all the opinions floating around regarding LLM use for programming(most of which i feel is either misinformation, or technophobia), I think this would at least stem some of the legitimate concerns regarding competency and responsibility.

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[-] Pamasich@kbin.earth 2 points 1 week ago

How do you identify a "slop kiddie"? It's not like LLM users identify themselves as such.

You'll have to judge by their code, at which point you're already not ignoring them at all.

[-] Artemis_Mystique@lemmy.ml 1 points 1 week ago

in my mind a slop kiddie is no different than a script kiddie, both use the tools they have found with no understanding of how it works, both rarely contribute anything meaningfully new.

as such there are tells, of course I am not suggesting we ignore every anonymous PR, but the ones that broadly fit into certain patterns

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