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I have mixed feelings What will benefit the world more? I'd say allowing to train But on the other hand I'd probably be pissed off if somebody took my work w
by hardware2win 4y ago
I have mixed feelings
What will benefit the world more?
I'd say allowing to train
But on the other hand I'd probably be pissed off if somebody took my work without credit
Hard to say, maybe link to original code would be fine?
- baby 4y agoWhy are people obsessed with credit in places where it doesn’t matter? Nobody looks at code and read comments or files crediting others. Maybe in an article, or a whitepaper, or a blogpost, sure.
- hardware2win 4y agoThats fair opinion and I kinda agree, but I dont see how to balance it Do not annoy copilot users with credit spam and actually give credits
- account42 4y agoObviously it matters to the people who wrote licenses that explicitly require credit and to the people that chose to release their code under such licenses.
- Timwi 4y agoWell, I can't speak for others, but my obsession is not with the lack of credit per se, but with the shameless profiteering off of it. If it were just open-source and free for everyone, I wouldn't care.
- AlexandrB 4y ago> What will benefit the world more? > I'd say allowing to train If we widen the conversation a little, I would argue that it would benefit the world to publicly release the source code of Windows 11. Not only would Jr. programmers get a huge real world code base to learn from, but I'm sure many exploits could be found and fixed in short order. So why are we limiting the discussion to violating just FOSS copyrights?