Posts by emaste@mastodon.social
(DIR) Post #B4xA01G2kIL3NCi396 by emaste@mastodon.social
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@ltning @mwl That's BS. I opened an issue in that repo as the links they offer as evidence are either incorrect or misleading.
(DIR) Post #B4xBLnAHvHv1zRxnHc by emaste@mastodon.social
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@ltning @mwl I am the author of one of the commits they claim is LLM-generated; I'm sure nobody is seriously suggesting we wouldn't fix a reported security vulnerability because an LLM was used to help find it.
(DIR) Post #B4xBLnYkSLU7DJPKPQ by emaste@mastodon.social
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@ltning @mwl Exactly. Claiming that FreeBSD is slop because I wrote a patch for an issue that an LLM found is ridiculous.
(DIR) Post #B5aXDHjKgjnsKw8o9g by emaste@mastodon.social
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@civodul This list is poorly curated. FreeBSD was included with a link to a commit I authored (without LLM use) as "evidence", because a report submitted to the security team made use of an LLM. It currently links to https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-src?tab=contributing-ov-file#quality-expectations as evidence of a permissive AI policy.
(DIR) Post #B5cjYRiqJw5FAqgl9c by emaste@mastodon.social
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"your hex editor should color-code bytes" https://simonomi.dev/blog/color-code-your-bytes/
(DIR) Post #B6f0JSOKA99RbciPrc by emaste@mastodon.social
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I believe a release of an open source project should be immutable -- that is, if a project releases version named, say, 7.1b, it should not produce another release artifact, with different content, that also claims to be 7.1b.
(DIR) Post #B6lMu3onqoJu35iex6 by emaste@mastodon.social
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Nifty, the @raspberrypi USB boot tool builds and runs out of the box on FreeBSD, using built-in libusb. Only needed `gmake` instead of `make`.https://github.com/raspberrypi/usbboot