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Before anyone working on commercial code bases thinks to use this, stop. Uploaded code becomes part of OpenAI.

• hunter2_ 4y ago
  I always think about this when using a free online prettifier, decoder, and the like. But I'm sure people use those things with code/secrets from work without really considering it, and I think those habits will carry right over to AI chat.
  • TedDoesntTalk 4y ago
    FYI, prettier.io is open source and can be self-hosted. Also if you watch the website’s network traffic, you won’t see it uploading anything to a server: it’s all done client-side.
    • hunter2_ 4y ago
      Good to know!
• yed 4y ago
  This is not true anymore, they changed their terms so this is now opt in.
  • kadoban 4y ago
    It's still probably extemely against any reasonable business's code of conduct.
    • Meathelix 4y ago
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    • Espressosaurus 4y ago
      That you're getting downvoted for an obvious statement like this suggests to me a lot of HNers are disclosing trade secrets and proprietary code to OpenAI that they know damn well they shouldn't.
    • kolinko 4y ago
      Why would it be? Most businesses have no issue hosting private stuff on cloud or in github private repos. TOS and trust matter the most.
      • kadoban 4y ago
        Because the business has those relationships worked out. I can't just decide that I trust OpenAI and send my company's code over, that would be insanity.
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• Meathelix 4y ago
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