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the code is a reference to oracle v google
by asddubs 4y ago
the code is a reference to oracle v google
- shagie 4y agoIncidentally this code doesn't have any license attached to it. So if an LLM happened to produce this code and Oracle said "where did you get that?! did you illicitly include the Java code base as part of your training data?" the organization that got the data for the LLM training can say "no, we used Hacker News comments and this code happened to have been in there verbatim... sorry." License successfully laundered!
- asddubs 4y agothat would work if no license didn't mean all rights reserved by default
- shagie 4y agoThe question isn't what is the license but rather the location that the code was used as part of a data set. I could just as easily point to https://stackoverflow.com/a/13910492 https://stackoverflow.com/a/13910492 which is on a page that is CC licensed.