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Why did they upload the code to some random site instead of GitHub? EDIT: > But let's call a spade a spade – this is a blatant lie. And we're about to expose
by georgehill 2y ago
Why did they upload the code to some random site instead of GitHub?
EDIT:
> But let's call a spade a spade – this is a blatant lie. And we're about to expose it with the first partial release of the source code for its so-called "large action model".
FYI, Text to Action is possible. I personally tested a couple of apps, but I don't think anything reliable exists like we humans.
I would not disregard what they claim is completely false.
- paxys 2y agoBecause it will be taken down from Github.
- claytonjy 2y agoto reduce the chances of GitHub taking it down, perhaps? not sure it'll help though
- no-dr-onboard 2y agoIt buys time for them. GitHub will have a lengthy internal discussion about DMCA takedown requests and the fact that the code isn't on their server. During this time it'll give the HN and reddit communities time to grab the link and redistribute.
- georgehill 2y agoUnderstood! But zipped files are super fishy though. What if this repo is spreading malware?
- fwip 2y agoZip is just a tarball that Windows understands.
- dxbednarczyk 2y agoPotentially due to the threat of DMCAs. Pixeldrain and Mega are widely used in piracy and sometimes leaks like these, considering they are not known for complying with them most of the time, unlike GitHub.