alt Hacker NewsI guess I have to temper my own statement a bit. I do see situations where I would generate and send automated LLM messages. Probably to reply to generated unsolicited messages or pull-requests.
But to upload to debian new's queue you already need to have pre-approval, it's a different situation from e.g. a public git repository that anyone can push to.
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g-b-r • today at 11:19 AM
> where I would generate and send automated LLM messages. Probably to reply to generated unsolicited messages or pull-requests.
Why would you use an LLM instead of a fixed message?
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But there is also way to throttle that. Have AI go thru submission guidelines, compare it to PR and have it shut up when most (not all! AI will always give a reason if you ask it to check something) of it is correct, and only answer when the PR itself doesn't comply to the project rules