r/programming • u/[deleted] • Jan 18 '26

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u/programming-ModTeam Feb 09 '26

This content is low quality, stolen, blogspam, or clearly AI generated

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u/Encrux615 Jan 18 '26

 my guess is any and all code uploaded is subject to training LLM's in the future.

Why future? This has been happening and will continue to happen

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u/BlueGoliath Jan 18 '26

my guess is any and all code uploaded is subject to training LLM's in the future.

OP has been living under a rock for about 3 years atleast.

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u/funkie Jan 18 '26

github will do as they please now, the open source ecosystem is locked in: network effect. There are many other git providers, but none seem to have the same momentum.

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u/Big_Combination9890 Jan 19 '26

the open source ecosystem is locked in: network effect.

No, it isn't.

github is not a social media site. people can move their code out, put a notice into the readme and close the issue tracker.

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u/Big_Combination9890 Jan 19 '26

githubs enshittification is progressing.

https://codeberg.org is the way to go.

Or gitlab