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>>tablet+(OP)
One of the biggest anti LLM arguments for me at the moments is about security. In case you don't know, if you open a file with copilot active or cursor, containing secrets, it might be sent to a server a thus get leaked. The companies say that if that file is in a cursorignore file, it won't be indexed, but it's still a critical security issue IMO. We all know what happened with the "smart home assistants" like Alexa.

Sure, there might be a way to change your workflow and never ever open a secret file with those editors, but my point is that a software that sends your data without your consent, and without giving you the tools to audit it, is a no go for many companies, including mine.

>>TheRoq+fb
Sometimes I wonder if all the hype around being left behind and needing to try these things just to see how great they can be is being deliberately put out there to increase their training data.

Too many vibe coders contribute trash code if any. They need more code from so called experts that isn't open source yet.