Open-Sourcing Code Doesn't Undo Encrypting the Evidence
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If your apology tour includes scrubbing the commit history that proves the wrongdoing, you didn't apologize. You did PR. Context This is the "AI coding assistant" story we've been circling for two years now, just with a new logo on it. Every one of these tools needs your code to function, that's th…
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- 2026-09-25 14:19 · DEV Community — AI
Open-Sourcing Code Doesn't Undo Encrypting the Evidence
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