I totally agree. When I had first looked at the math I could not for the life of me figure it out. But eventually - through lots of testing - came to a comfortable approximation of what I needed to achieve and I was fairly happy with it.
Code has become really complicated nowadays. I don't know if AI training will work only on a single code base. Unless you are only looking forward to auto complete
I blame the people generating the hype directed towards people who would need these tips to identify AI fiction. It's a unguided free for all at this point
I personally looking forward to 3fa where you need another person to verify that you are not a hacker. Overall it's a sign that these sites have lost the battle.
Pretty much this; There are some people who believe that efforts to improve supply chain security benefits only corporate or business users, and that individual developers should not be asked to take on a uncompensated burden for their benefit.
Less trivial than just shooting them out of the sky or jamming gps signals? They are only using them because they are cheap. They don't have much choice in this war.