Didier 'OdyX' Raboud <[email protected]> writes: > To get back to your anecdote above: you built useful software, but you didn't > build a community. Again, no offense meant: not all software needs a > community, pushing to Github doesn't imply collaboration, etc. But I find > that > it's a too common trait of LLM-produced code: it's only good code.
That is hardly LLMs fault here. I have created/contributed to a number of personel propjects, but not yet been able to create any sort of community with any of them (that didn't already have a community that is). I think creating a healthy community (i.e. with people contributing as well as people using) will be just as hard regardless of if you used an LLM or not. -- Brian May @ Debian
