This isn't so much about Bun or Node.js any more. It is the battleground for AI and non-AI coding.
There is no non-AI coding anymore. I guarantee you Node.js team is heavily using AI to make changes and debug. This isn't so much about Bun or Node.js any more. It is the battleground for AI and non-AI coding.
There is no non-AI coding anymore. I guarantee you Node.js team is heavily using AI to make changes and debug.Coding agents have really only taken off in the last 10 months. So it is still early.
We are billions of people opposed to AI as an ecocidal tech and a heteronomous political project, including much of the IT sector. Just because you only follow grifters and scammers trying to profit from the AI bubble doesn't mean "surely" we all follow those trends.
Nah. Most of my coworkers got so annoyed by VS Code injecting copilot and other "helpers" that they have switched to Kate or Vim.
There are still a lot of places that value engineering excellence, and plenty of people who value doing the actual work and knowing that it is correct, instead of delegating to an LLM and hoping.
The JVM and GCC have forbidden AI generated code. The world is bigger than you think.
The policy does not forbid use of LLMs for research, analysis, bug discovery and reporting, patch review, etc. as long as the output is not included in contributions. The committee says that it expects the policy will evolve and will be revisited periodically.
Surely engineers are using LLMs to help, right?