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| [`.NET`](https://dotnet.microsoft.com/) | See below | [`.NET Runtime` PRs](https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/pulls?q=author%3A%40copilot+is%3Amerged), [`.NET SDK` PRs](https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/pulls?q=author%3A%40copilot+is%3Amerged) |
| [Julia](https://julialang.org/) | Python (w/ appropriate scientific libraries) | [`AGENTS.md` in main repository](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pull/58561), [PRs "written by Claude"](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pulls?q=is%3Apr+written+by+Claude) | |
### Note on alternative languages
Suggestions for alternative programming languages are necessarily more complex than many other categories considered here, as that's one of the core technical choices to be made when starting a new software development project.
Depending on your needs and technical concerns, you may find any number of different alternative languages useful. For example, when considering alternatives to .NET, Java or Scala may be interesting candidates from the perspective of being similar VM-based frameworks, while Python or Rust may be interesting alternatives in other ways.
> [!Note]
> ### On alternative languages:
> Suggestions for alternative programming languages are necessarily more complex than many other categories considered here, as that's one of the core technical choices to be made when starting a new software development project.
>
> Depending on your needs and technical concerns, you may find any number of different alternative languages useful. For example, when considering alternatives to .NET, Java or Scala may be interesting candidates from the perspective of being similar VM-based frameworks, while Python or Rust may be interesting alternatives in other ways.
## Editors
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LLMs are often trained on, and thus prone to, regurgitate either completely, or in-part, chunks of code that are licensed under terms which have specific legal requirements that a sloperator may not understand or even be aware of when making a contribution. Regardless of this ignorance, it falls to the repo's owner to comply with the terms of any and all licensed code integrated into their project.
### Stolen Training Data
## Stolen Training Data
AI companies use data from across the web for training their models, most often without the website owners' and users' consent. Big tech companies like Google and Meta are scraping data from the users of major FOSS projects, such as Mastodon, WordPress, and other AcitivityPub-powered and self-hosted software.
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Vibe coding results in poorer code quality and is compounded by having addition LLMs do the reviews of both bugs and pull requests in repos.
### Healthy and Safety
## Healthy and Safety
There's been a number of high profile incidents that have resulted in endangerment or death. Here's some examples:
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[Garage]: https://garagehq.deuxfleurs.fr/
[Starship]: https://starship.rs
[vaultwarden]: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden
[WriteFreely]: https://writefreely.org/
[WriteFreely]: https://writefreely.org/