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I agree, the thought of hoards of developers sending their code to Microsoft (or AWS via CodeGuru) to train their proprietary semantic model is disturbing, beca

by cle 5y ago

I agree, the thought of hoards of developers sending their code to Microsoft (or AWS via CodeGuru) to train their proprietary semantic model is disturbing, because of the potential network effects. They suck right now and have a lot of problems, and I hope they either stay that way, or that something open like this supersedes them.

corobo 5y ago
Hold up. Is everyone talking about this thing as if they're going to use it on proprietary code? I only ever pictured using it on open source stuff if it turned up decent If folks are looking at this thing like "that's going right on my work PC" I would highly recommend reviewing your IT usage policy first. Yikes.
- atatatat 5y ago
  I was thinking the opposite, for the audience you're describing. "Can't get into trouble if it's never published publicly"...which is wrong, obviously.
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