if there is any doubt that we should move off github, let this shatter your doubt
we all need to move away asap
maybe to codeberg? it’s pretty great
@lumi a “programming language for agents” is such a dumb concept imo
said agents will have never seen anything written in said programming language in their training data and therefore will not be able to write in said language
of course if your project is some genai bs. stay on github
codeberg should be the genai-free forge
@kemona_halftau @lumi out of curiosity, fae checked what this is, because, this sounds stupid
,,, it’s even more stupider than fae assumed at first
like for instance, one of design goals is as follows
Regularity over syntax: prefer one obvious way to express most things, even when that makes code more explicit than a human might choose in another language.
the language encourages writing verbose code, the problem however with that is that llms have a context window which means the more code there is, the worse they are
the language itself seems to be heavily inspired by zig (even if they didn’t explicitly state that anywhere), which,,, is also quite a choice, wasn’t llms behaving poorly with zig the reason why bun rewrote its code from zig to rust
it’s not a memory safe language either, which, is another choice to make,,, the code generated by llms is garbage, and they are certainly not helping llms generate code by making the language not safe, where the code that is outright wrong may still work, returning wrong results
frankly looking through the language, fae isn’t sure what exactly makes this language “agent-first”
@kemona_halftau @lumi also, yeah, the thing about it being a programming language for agents is stupid
what llms do best is plagiarism, but for a completely new programming language, there is nothing to plagiarise
it’s very likely the only human written code in a language like this will be examples provided in language repo (if they were even written by a human), which is very little for training llm models
everything else would be written by llms, which is pretty much asking for model collapse
@noisytoot @sugar @kemona_halftau the heck are those if waterfalls, ew
@lumi Initially I moved to Codeberg but had huuuuge uptime problems. Then I moved back to GitHub because I wanted better uptime, and have found huuuuge uptime problems AND sloppification. So I'm planning to move back to codeberg 
@lumi Also the vscode “bug” that added copilot as a contributer for every commit
@ahhhhhhoniichan @lumi Time for people to learn that #MicrosoftSucks and all their products should be avoided like the computer plague that they are.