we’re launching our own privacy-preserving approach: one that reflects your feedback.
Not that I trust their privacy-preserving approach considering what got leaked the last time they tried it.
we’re launching our own privacy-preserving approach: one that reflects your feedback.
Not that I trust their privacy-preserving approach considering what got leaked the last time they tried it.
It is pure Ai slop that won’t be around in 3 years. I am open to counter arguments.
I looked up their GitHub repo and I don’t see the “agents.md” file, AI/LLM disclosures nor signs of LLMs in the commit history. Is there any source of information on Fluxer being slop?
When I read the repo a few months ago, I saw one guy added more than 1m of code. They are deceiving everyone and should be punished.
It’s free and open source, and I don’t think perfect should stand in the way of good. If my group needs to migrate in 3 years, so be it; it’s working now and isn’t a Microsoft product.
Okay, trust the security of something with over 11m lines of code added in 2026 by one person.