I have played around in it for a few minutes and so far I’m impressed. The file size is tiny by modern standards. It loads super fast, is responsive, much better than the enshitified crap that is the “real” MS Word from what I can see. It is missing some of the more advanced features but most people won’t be using them. What’s there seems to be functional enough that a lot of people wouldn’t even see a drawback.
I played around with the photoshop clone as well. I’m not 100% familiar with the modern photoshop since I use Krita for most of my needs but I’ve been able to do a few basic things to test out like drawing, filling, transforming an image, warping text and things like that and haven’t found anything broken so far.
I hate AI but anything that pries away the enshitifying grip the likes of Adobe, Microsoft and Autodesk have on the industry I’ll welcome.
It’s definitely vibe coded, you’re in a hive mind that assumes nothing has changed since gpt3.
I hate what ai is, but I’m not stupid enough to think it’s not good at churning out good code at this point, my ethics still tell me to never use ai again and to runaway from the entire industry at this point.
Remember if the OSI/FSF actually cared about the gas generators/theft/Palantir, anti LLM amendments would be introduced in GPLv4 & Apache v3 & BSDv7.
Remember if the OSI/FSF actually cared about the gas generators/theft/Palantir, anti LLM amendments would be introduced in GPLv4 & Apache v3 & BSDv7.
They freak out every time such possibilities are discussed, like “oh, no, the freedom number 0, that won’t be open source”, but I ask myself who decides what open source is. if it’s something really community-based, the community must be able to have a say in such matters, but they’re always dismissed, in favor of what a small group decided a few decades ago and imposes on us without any margin of popular participation
Thanks I’ve added another that does, I thought restrictions on training would include the moment Claude reads the code for modifications too but looking further I think you’re right.
I have played around in it for a few minutes and so far I’m impressed. The file size is tiny by modern standards. It loads super fast, is responsive, much better than the enshitified crap that is the “real” MS Word from what I can see. It is missing some of the more advanced features but most people won’t be using them. What’s there seems to be functional enough that a lot of people wouldn’t even see a drawback.
I played around with the photoshop clone as well. I’m not 100% familiar with the modern photoshop since I use Krita for most of my needs but I’ve been able to do a few basic things to test out like drawing, filling, transforming an image, warping text and things like that and haven’t found anything broken so far.
I hate AI but anything that pries away the enshitifying grip the likes of Adobe, Microsoft and Autodesk have on the industry I’ll welcome.
It’s definitely vibe coded, you’re in a hive mind that assumes nothing has changed since gpt3.
I hate what ai is, but I’m not stupid enough to think it’s not good at churning out good code at this point, my ethics still tell me to never use ai again and to runaway from the entire industry at this point.
Remember if the OSI/FSF actually cared about the gas generators/theft/Palantir, anti LLM amendments would be introduced in GPLv4 & Apache v3 & BSDv7.
They freak out every time such possibilities are discussed, like “oh, no, the freedom number 0, that won’t be open source”, but I ask myself who decides what open source is. if it’s something really community-based, the community must be able to have a say in such matters, but they’re always dismissed, in favor of what a small group decided a few decades ago and imposes on us without any margin of popular participation
Be the change you want to see https://github.com/non-ai-licenses/non-ai-licenses
I’m out for it as a profession the industry has made clear it’s ethics.
Edit: Here’s another that prohibits LLM usage not just training https://ihateailicense.eu/
Thanks for the link. I got an interest in licences that add restrictions to current open source ones
That’s just licenses to prevent use in training data, but other LLM related use is unspecified.
Thanks I’ve added another that does, I thought restrictions on training would include the moment Claude reads the code for modifications too but looking further I think you’re right.