There is still a distinction between bad human-written source code and AI slop.

The human holds the copyright of his work and can do whatever he wants with it, including distributing it under a open/libre license, i.e., open source.

AI slop? Not so much. The model is very likely trained on stolen work. It’s tainted. Nobody owns the copyright of everything it generates. No one can “open source” it. The license every one receives is voided.

And both who (intentionally) releases bad code to the crowd lack the spirit of open source, but the AI one is also right out illegal.

Perhaps that’s the problem. If it’s bad, I can still tell and choose not to read it. If it seems to make sense but actually not, I’m just going to waste my valueab time.

It is now called ”Done".

Please?

Link to the official website, will you?

https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2026/10/09/tdf-visual-identity/

Excuse me, do you call this open source?

For real. I can open source my valueable projects to you. But what if I deliberately make it hard to read, like mangling it or minifying it?

Hell, every piece of JavaScript code on Earth is technically open source. If you can read assembly, everything is open source.

Only having the source code distributed is not open source in spirit. The intention of opening the source code is welcoming auditing, learning, contributing, to name a few.

“Opening” the source code of slop, with tons of meaningless boilerplates, non-logical paths and flows, heavily coupled modules and functions, thousand-line long functions, achieves none of the purpose of the intention.

The UI is a hard port from desktop, but nonetheless totally usable, as the user would be using external input devices anyway.

This. The law says, “to send, post, or transmit a written or electronic record.” How is talking to AI satisfying the threshold of sending, posting, or transmitting?

I’m not sure how I would distribute them. I just want one at each limb, one works on my scalp and neck, and one on my sore back and shoulder. Still it sounds very crowded. Let’s just have two.

The rich couple, me and ScarJo donated ten thousand dollars to a local charity school.

The ending makes you want to quit even more Just wait and see.

Regarding to traditional design of Zelda, yes! Yet it’s intentional to keep you detached from your weapons, forcing you to try out everything.

Ethically, no.

Sam Altman: Hold my beer.

That my job is too easy. I having too much time to play video games, reading, travelling, watching TV, dating.

That my job pays too good. I having so much money that I not knowing what to buy.

That AI is too well developed and be morally used that I having nothing to do. (Well it kind of is given how easily I could be unemployed)

I’m not sure how diminishing it would be, but as a person who went through it, most of the time I didn’t nod off in the night-studying sessions. I actually had homework to complete and I remembered knowledge studied during the time. Even if it’s diminishing it’s still a net gain than those who don’t do the extra study, given that I don’t stress myself out.

In China it’s about ten hours, from 7 a.m. to about 5 p.m. It’s going to last till bedtime if you’re in the last year and be preparing for the college entrance exam.

Who’s this “public” guy?

I’m not here for the big prep talk. One of the pity reasons to hold on to life is one day when you are finally out of the wood and look back at this day, you can’t believe what you have gone through or even have forgotten how.

Not exactly what you asked for but OpenCC.

Taiwanese Mandarin has a history no longer than eighty years. Taiwan did not have such a language until old scholars who grew up in Peking fled there and thus taking their dialect with them. China formalised pretty much the same dialect as Mandarin later. This is the super watered down version of it’s history and please resesrch yourself if you want to know more.

If you consider it to be vastly different from Mainland China Mandarin and insist to learn “Taiwanese vocabulary” I would say you’re picking bones from an egg.

Yes, the even more powerful way of protesting: not giving a shit.