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It doesn’t train itself on your local code. It’s probably using your colleagues code in your codebase as part of the input to decide what you want. Someone else
by MaxLeiter 4y ago
It doesn’t train itself on your local code. It’s probably using your colleagues code in your codebase as part of the input to decide what you want. Someone else in a separate project will never see Copilot recommendations of your colleagues (as long as GitHub doesn’t change their ToS)
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- fartcannon 4y agoIt's on github.
- jakear 4y agoSomeone else running copilot in a different workspace wouldn’t see those recommendations, you can try it yourself in a new workspace.
- fartcannon 4y agoThis isn't the first time it's done this. If I recall it regurgitated the doom source, along with the swearing.
- jakear 4y agoYes, because that code is duplicated exactly hundreds of times over across the internet. Your colleague’s isn’t.
- fartcannon 4y agoHis is duplicated (uncredited, without his permission) numerous places on the internet. And github reproduces it verbatim. So now I expect it to be in even more places.