洪 民憙 (Hong Minhee) :nonbinary:
@hongminhee@hollo.social

Today I gave a guest lecture at KAIST CS350 Introduction to Software Engineering. Slides are up.

Nobody's job, everybody's problem: F/OSS in the age of AI: F/OSS basics, the commons problem, how maintainers get funded, and how projects like Zig, Ghostty, and Fedify are handling AI contributions differently.

hongminhee.codeberg.page

Nobody's job, everybody's problem: F/OSS in the age of AI - Slidev

"A guest lecture for KAIST CS350 Introduction to Software Engineering.\n\nMost CS students use free/open source software every day. Fewer have seen\nwhat happens after a project has users, bug reports, security expectations,\nand downstreams.\n\nThe first half looks at why engineers choose free/open source software, why\nshared infrastructure often has no clear owner, and how maintainers pay for\nthe work. The second half turns to AI-generated code, using contribution\npolicies from Zig, Ghostty, and Fedify to show how maintainers are\nresponding.\n"

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洪 民憙 (Hong Minhee)
@hongminhee@hackers.pub

오늘 영광스럽게도 KAIST CS350 Introduction to Software Engineering 과목에서 특강을 하게 됐는데요, 강의 자료를 공유합니다.

hollo.social

Today I gave a guest lecture a…

Today I gave a guest lecture at KAIST CS350 *Introduction to Software Engineering*. Slides are up. [*Nobody's job, everybody's problem: F/OSS in the age of AI*][1]: F/OSS basics, the commons problem, how maintainers get funded, and how projects like Zig, Ghostty, and Fedify are handling AI contributions differently. [1]: https://hongminhee.codeberg.page/foss-kaist-cs350/

洪 民憙 (Hong Minhee) :nonbinary:
@hongminhee@hollo.social

Today I gave a guest lecture at KAIST CS350 Introduction to Software Engineering. Slides are up.

Nobody's job, everybody's problem: F/OSS in the age of AI: F/OSS basics, the commons problem, how maintainers get funded, and how projects like Zig, Ghostty, and Fedify are handling AI contributions differently.

hongminhee.codeberg.page

Nobody's job, everybody's problem: F/OSS in the age of AI - Slidev

"A guest lecture for KAIST CS350 Introduction to Software Engineering.\n\nMost CS students use free/open source software every day. Fewer have seen\nwhat happens after a project has users, bug reports, security expectations,\nand downstreams.\n\nThe first half looks at why engineers choose free/open source software, why\nshared infrastructure often has no clear owner, and how maintainers pay for\nthe work. The second half turns to AI-generated code, using contribution\npolicies from Zig, Ghostty, and Fedify to show how maintainers are\nresponding.\n"