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  "path": "/t/call-for-proposals-reviewing-testing-and-managing-llm-generated-haskell/14041#post_10",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-07T07:09:22.000Z",
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  "textContent": "jaror:\n\n> To clarify what I mean by anti-LLM, here are some topics I’d propose to balance things out:\n>\n>   * The impact of LLM PRs on the work of open source maintainers\n>   * How to defend our infrastructure against aggressive scrapers.\n>   * Unionizing to push back on LLM requirements in company policy.\n>   * Banning LLMs to make more time for new contributors, or what can we learn from Zig?\n>\n\n\nI’ve been thinking to create a presentation about **why LLMs are harmful for the open source ecosystem**. But I feel this requires a lot of research on experience reports of projects and going through papers. I’m not sure it fits the format of this event and it’s a bit short notice as well.",
  "title": "Call for proposals: Reviewing, testing, and managing LLM generated Haskell"
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