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Your opinions aren't relevant either. Only the judge's opinion really matters. So far nobody really knows what sort of legal precedents will be established. An
by matheusmoreira 3y ago
Your opinions aren't relevant either. Only the judge's opinion really matters. So far nobody really knows what sort of legal precedents will be established.
And I'm pretty cynical but my world view is not yet so hopeless that I would even imagine that the FSF would actually drag me to court to answer to a judge for the crime of asking ChatGPT to explain GCC code to me so that I could try to contribute features to one of the most important and strategic projects in all of free software, despite both actions being rights afforded to me by the GPL itself.
- LtWorf 3y agoI didn't give an opinion. I asked you to present all the relevant information to the people making a decision. And I expressed a fact about a license. The problem is not FSF dragging you to court. The issue is that FSF wants to not be dragged to court by some patent troll.