It's also easy to overwhelm reviewers with far more code than they can possibly review. And it's also the hardest stuff to review where the code at surface level looks totally fine, but takes long hours of actual testing to make sure it works.
replyJust read the code. There is nothing keeping people from reading the code.
replyAs far as I know the meshcore app and meshos are closed source
replyI can't find the source code either for the official MeshCore app or for MeshOS -- where can I read the code?
replyIt's so weird right? I keep hearing people say it's open source but like... where's the code then? I've tried to find it. I can find stuff for core components, but they lock features behind a delay-wall in the app. If it was open source that stuff would be gone immediately.
replyhttps://github.com/meshcore-dev/MeshCore
replyThe vibecoder was on MeshOS, which indeed is not open source
Do folks not write tests and review their own code (AI generated or not)?
replyAlso, citation needed:
> With human written code it's a lot easier to tell if it's good or not