Ageless Linux — Software for Humans of Indeterminate Age

39 points by gnafuthegreat

jmtd

Wow, that seems to have sprung up fast

WilhelmVonWeiner

It was all generated with an LLM, so I don't know if you should have any faith in it's efficacy.
- gnafuthegreat
  
  Do you have any evidence to substantiate that claim? At least looking at the page itself and the author's blog post about it, I don't see anything about use of LLMs one way or another. The content and citations seem accurate based on my limited knowledge of the topic.
  - WilhelmVonWeiner
    
    I mean I just assumed it after reading a couple of paragraphs, but we can demonstrate it thus:
    
    The footer states this is a project "by John McCardle / FFwF Robotics LLC / Goblincorps", with a footer linking to https://ffwf.net/contact.
    
    The FFwF "About" page clarifies the site is John McCardle's project.
    
    The projects page lists Goblincorps as one of John McCardle's projects, a "Multi-agent collaboration system with three Claude instances".
    
    Browse the Goblincorps webzone to see it is a collection of LLMs that generate slop.
    
    Q.E.D. ;) (also GitHub shows Co-Authored (lol) as Claude Opus 4.6)
    
    gnafuthegreat
    
    Thank you, that's helpful context for how the site may have been created. I went to his website and blog, but I didn't go as far as digging into his other projects.
    
    Hopefully others can weigh in on whether the ideas and legal claims have merit. The overall concept seems fun and interesting, so I hesitate to dismiss it entirely.