Here it’s both. Controversial ones usually mean it was very unpopular. Whatever feels right

Nope, not buying it. Just this year my mother admitted she shouldn’t be driving at night anymore. Plenty others know they don’t have the ability anymore, and too many are stubborn.

80 fucking years old and suspended license?! Not even fully revoked for fucking ever, suspended.

Should be an example for all elderly people behind the wheel. You overestimate your driving, there are real consequences. Just because you’re 80 doesn’t mean you are off the hook for fucking manslaughter.

If this is serious, it’s a very centric view of the world there, right and wrong side is localized to where you live. If it was a joke… It wasn’t the most obvious

I uh, don’t think this comic was meaning it seriously.

Yeah, don’t believe this at all. Reads like some dream sequence someone had. Even the dumbest managers wouldn’t say something this stupid, they all know this is a trip right to HR.

Congrats guys! We did it!

We took a project that someone made for free, shared it to the internet for others to enjoy, worked on in his spare time, and killed it because of his choice in tools. Sure he was probably overwhelmed with issues counting up and demands from his users on his project that he made for free, but he should have developed his application in the way we demanded. It’s truly for the greater good that we have one less free open source project out there, and one less developer working on his passion project.

Seriously. I loathe AI’s encroachment into everything. Copilot and OpenAI are being absolute assholes. However, the people who scream against it on message boards and and tell fellow engineers that they’re evil for using it are honestly approaching about the same level of annoyance to me. Should AI be everywhere? Absolutely not. Does it have actual uses? Absolutely it does. Is AI killing software engineering? Debatable. What isn’t debatable is that us, people, killed this project. We can debate about the ethics of AI for ages. That’s not the point of this comment though.

Right now, an open source project has closed, and some guy who made this for free and shared it with us will probably never develop in the open source community again, AI or not. Open source should mean that anyone can write anything for fun or seriously, and we all have the choice to use it or not. It doesn’t matter if it’s silly or useful or nonsense or horrible, open source means open. Instead we shut down/closed out someone who was contributing. How they were contributing is irrelevant, what is relevant is that they probably never will again. Open means open, open to anyone and everyone. We should all feel ashamed that an open source project was shuttered because of how our community acted.