
This guy clearly doesn't get at the root of the Github problem. Which is not training AI, or even cutting access: Git is already decentralized to a degree. Github is valuable for the git **metadata** . Most importantly discussions around the repos. It is what makes code intelligible. All the wisdom that goes into _why_ that code is written the way it is, that's really important. That's what nip34 is mostly for. The point is to bring the authentic identities of nostr to git, setting the metadata free by signing everything relevant. Nostr is the glue that bridges these open protocols together, like git. Code is dead without the effective social coordination.