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Just write the code yourself, perhaps referencing public resources related to your problem and handling any license concerns appropriately. Don't needlessly ris
by ddevault 4y ago
Just write the code yourself, perhaps referencing public resources related to your problem and handling any license concerns appropriately. Don't needlessly risk introducing license violations into your code or supporting a tool designed to facilitate such license infringement on a mass scale.
- caeril 4y agoLiterally the only correct answer in this thread is downvoted, of course. Yes, the correct solution is to actually do the job you're paid to do. Offloading your job to a GPT-3 model sounds great in theory but the model knows nothing of the larger domain you're working in and will likely introduce significant technical debt. Then, of course, you'll have to wrestle with the question of self-worth if you think $10/mo is "too much" to pay to literally replace your own contribution to humanity.