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Debian is debating the use of LLMs
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Yeah, I don't think worrying about 450 new CVEs in the Linux kernel each day made me any faster... Or my life as an admin more comfortable... This and fine-tuning all kinds of spam filters, securing web forms, protecting the servers which all get hammered by scrapers... I mean we got a lot to do because of AI. But it all feels kinda unproductive to me. Like the myth of Sisyphus. Bur maybe some admins and devs got quicker shoving the boulder around thanks to AI?!