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by bluefirebrand
367 days ago
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This absolutely is intrinsic to the workflow Using a package that hundreds of thousands of other people use is low risk, it is battle tested It doesn't matter how good AI code gets, a unique solution that no one else has ever touched is always going to be more brittle and risky than an open source package with tons of deployments And yes, if you are using an Open Source package that has low usage, you should be reviewing it very carefully before you embrace it Treat AI code as if you were importing from a git repo with 5 installs, not a huge package with Mozilla funding |
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