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Temporarily reading into RAM and applying a regex isn’t the same as feeding your repos to a LLM, which may store parts of it permanently. Obviously GitHub can
by bunga-bunga 3y ago
Temporarily reading into RAM and applying a regex isn’t the same as feeding your repos to a LLM, which may store parts of it permanently.
Obviously GitHub can read my repos in order to display them on GitHub.com, but access must be fleeting.