1 points brodo | 1 comments | 04 Nov 25 08:27 UTC | HN request time: 0.206s
| source I was recently looking for a QUIC library for Zig and found zquic¹. The readme tells me it's perfect, 'PRODUCTION READY! ' and ' Ultra-high performance'. It all reeks of AI, so I looked deeper into it. It depends on two libraries by the same author, one for crypto, one async runtime. So I checked out his other repos². This guy 'implemented' everything: a database, an RPC framework, a scripting language, an event loop (which is different from his async library), a compression library, I could go on. If you delve ;-) into the code, you'll see it's all non-working AI slob.
Is this only CV hacking or something more malicious I can't think of? Do we need a 'report this repo as fake' button on GitHub?
1: https://github.com/GhostKellz/zquic
2: https://github.com/GhostKellz?tab=repositories