We're getting “helpful” ChatGPT generated comments on the Svix GitHub repo
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"Typhoeus is a special thing that you can use with the gem, but it's not necessary. You can change the gem so that you don't need to use Typhoeus if you don't want to. You can also remove the part of the gem that uses Typhoeus if you want. It all depends on what you want and what's easy to do."
In another context, like SEO blogspam, this text wouldn't look out of place.
"We want to pass the state object to a worker and use it to manage connection pools and other resources. To do this, we will need to modify the server code to pass the state object to the worker and use it instead of the Axum Extension. The worker also needs to be able to access and use the state object to manage resources. It's worth considering if this is the best solution for the project before implementing it."
"We want to pass the state object to a worker and use it to manage connection pools and other resources. To do this, we will need to modify the server code to pass the state object to the worker and use it instead of the Axum Extension. The worker also needs to be able to access and use the state object to manage resources. It's worth considering if this is the best solution for the project before implementing it."
"We want to give a worker a state object to help them manage connection pools and other resources. To do this, we need to change the server code to give the worker the state object instead of the Axum Extension. The worker also needs to know how to use the state object. Before we make these changes, we should think about if this is the best way to solve the problem."
It reminds me mostly of communities built around conspiracy theories and mental illness.
retrieves other issues that user has commented on. Some have code, but it's usually examples/boilerplate except when previous comments cited a relevant snippet.