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I don't use StackOverflow anymore since ChatGPT launched. It's kind of not fair because a large part of ChatGPT being able to answer code questions correctly c
by throwme_123 3y ago
I don't use StackOverflow anymore since ChatGPT launched.
It's kind of not fair because a large part of ChatGPT being able to answer code questions correctly comes from the SO corpus... but... well life's unjust.
- dgfitz 3y agoI still like looking at SO, not for the answer per se, but to see all the other possible solutions. Even if they're wrong, I usually learn something. Either what not to do, or a neat trick I had not seen before.
- Doctor_Fegg 3y agoUser content on StackOverflow is licensed openly (CC-BY-SA), as it should be. So it's absolutely fair game for reuse. I have a lot of sympathy with people whose all-rights-reserved content has been repackaged by LLMs and similar, but that's not StackOverflow. SO got free contributions from its users; the company didn't write them itself.
- CameronNemo 3y agoThe problem isn't one of legality, but practicality. If SO becomes a ghost town, all LLMs suffer, including OpenAI's.