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11/20/25(Thu)14:36:23 No.107274689
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Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)14:36:23 No.107274689 Archived
has anyone had luck using LLMs to edit open source software for personal use?
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11/20/25(Thu)15:01:38 No.107274948
Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)15:01:38 No.107274948
>>107274689
I used Github Copilot to modify a clock program, and it was pretty easy to do. I used it through VS 2022, and I even published a pull request. I quickly deleted it though, because fuck if anybody actually cares and I would rather just not deal with that bullshit. I reinstall W11 from Home 64 to IoT Enterprise LTSC and the program stopped working, but I stopped caring about Windows so, oh well.
Overall, a total waste of time, but it was fun while it was useful.
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