• dohpaz42@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    If the author’s profile is any indication, it’s likely Harmony was written using AI:

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      24 hours ago

      Not just that but the dev couldn’t even be bothered to write their own bio, what are the chances they took the time to look over a single line of code or test anything at all?

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    Unfortunately, the interesting parts like group chats are not standardized, so not compatible to other Fediverse platforms.

    And I’m generally a bit wary of AI written projects. It’s just hard to contribute and get a community going. And a lot of those kinds of projects show some crazy initial growth. And then they might get abandoned once the developer decides to start a new hobby or stop paying for the necessary tokens. Not sure if this is the case here, though.

    It’d be nice to have something like this. Ideally an interoperable version.

    • @hendrik@palaver.p3x.de

      I’ve answered about AI involvement in the development of Harmony here https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fediparty/pulls/327#issuecomment-27235791

      As for FEPs, I do plan on publishing AP extension proposals, but I’m making sure it federates nicely with other Harmony instances before having everyone implement their own versions.
      That way I can say it’s not theorized but functional and demonstrably so.

      Definitely want to publish the drafts I have, soon, though.

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        Yeah, that’d be awesome. And a lot of work to get it right, communicate with people etc. If I remember correctly, there’s been efforts for years to get group chats standardized with proper end-to-end-encryption etc… And I’m not aware of any final result.

        Edit: I probably didn’t remember correctly… Wasn’t group chats in itself pretty straightforward. But issue is people want some encryption to make it properly useful… And we never finalized any draft on how to handle all the keys and the complexity that comes with e2ee?

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      Yeah the long term upkeep tends to be the biggest problem.

      But then again, normal projects have that too. Seen plenty of small projects get worked on like crazy for a few months and the author burns themselves out.

      Ai like with most things just speed up the process. Lol

  • Isaac (ieh)@lemmy.world
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    https://mony.world/ exists, hosted by us, if you want to play with it. (I wasn’t involved in the setup, so can’t answer much about it)

    As someone not fond of Discord, it seems pretty decent and pretty Discord-like.

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    Oh that’s me! :D Yes. @ruud@lemmy.world made me aware of it. It’s brilliant. I’ve been loving it for the last day and I’m blown away. There’s no AI declaration, but this is a mountain of work for one person has done. So I honestly have my questions.

    However, it honestly doesn’t matter to me. If it’s free code created from an open weight model that will exist without this project, then we need to be questioning how we stand on this.

    Does LLM generated code matter when you get to self host it, it’s free software. And I’m honestly at the point where, I say use their weapon against Big Tech. This isn’t replacing anyone. This wouldn’t exist without it. It’s had commits over the last few years. I think it’ll depend on maintenance, but this can always be forked and should be if maintenance doesn’t work. Because I think this is incredible. The least we can do is learn from it.

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        Like 70% of the points on that site are… Disingenuous at best. It’s not wrong over all at all. But I do wish people would stop throwing in a bunch of bullshit along with the good points.

        I hate ai on many moral standards and see it as highly problematic, but also see it as a fun toy.

        It makes it hard to have any honest conversations about the problems around ai when everyone is basically a religious zealot spouting as much bullshit as the ai tech bros are.

        Is ai a problem? Yes. There’s no honest way to disagree with that. But the real conversation is far more nuanced than that.

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          I stopped reading at “fun toy”.

          There’s always some shill willing to go “yeah this steals people’s work, mangles it and spews bullshit back at them, all while destroying the environment, to make a few dudes richer. It’s nuanced”. 🙄

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            You just described capitalism. I think it’s strange that so many people are pinning this flaw on AI. I guess AI just made it all start happening fast enough, and to the right people, that y’all noticed?

            Anyway sure, let’s tear it down. I can’t be down with you if you just want to get back to last decade and before, when the “stealing mangling bullshit polluting machine” was only stealing people’s ideas and destroying environments outside your own though.

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          There’s using AI assistance for clean coding and following all the other guidelines of good software development otherwise.

          And there’s giving Claude Code a simple prompt to generate a ready-to-run application and uploading the result to GitHub as-is because you want to be a coder, but you don’t know jack shit about coding or software development or licenses.