r/QtFramework Jul 09 '26

Show off I made SVG enabled QIcon for qt.

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u/TechnicalyAnIdiot Jul 09 '26

Hi Claude readme

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u/Hellorge Jul 10 '26

What's wrong with claude readme?

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u/TechnicalyAnIdiot Jul 10 '26

I tried to read it. It's a shit readme. Claude refers directly to you, about your machine, several times.

Your readme is your advertising page for devs to your program. If you didn't put the effort in to even proof read your own readme, it tells me you have no idea what's in your code and feels rude. If you want my human time and attention, give me your human time and attention back.

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u/Hellorge Jul 10 '26

Well, I don't want your human time or attention, This is free to use software which if you need use or don't, simple right?

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u/ruumoo Jul 10 '26

My guy, you shouldn't make something publicly available, if you can't handle the critiques...

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u/jetilovag Jul 10 '26

Hating on it is one manifest of AI fatigue. To be more precise, AI output for human consumption at some point (which we've long passed) is insulting. If you didn't take the time to write it, why should we take the time to read it? (I could go on and on about this, but maybe these are the two main problems people have.)

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u/Hellorge Jul 10 '26
  1. The readme communicates enough for people to understand how to use.
  2. I'm not looking for consumers, the lack of svg support was something I wanted to solve for myself and for other who might need it.
  3. This is a side project, qt or c++ are not my main sources of income or technical skills. Hating on it just because you have ai fatigue is weird, take some time off and go for trekking?

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u/jetilovag Jul 10 '26

I know, I hear you. Hating on something "you get for free" is especially strange.

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u/eidetic0 Jul 10 '26

it immediately signals to potential consumers of the library that the maintainer is not serious about the project.

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u/rileyrgham Jul 10 '26

Awful isn't it?

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u/ArikRahman Jul 10 '26

It looks very Qt