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I wonder if one can sneak in words into code to avoid public code to be used for training AI. Perhaps just a tiny little nazi reference.
by xyproto 2y ago
I wonder if one can sneak in words into code to avoid public code to be used for training AI. Perhaps just a tiny little nazi reference.
- hbossy 2y agoThere's a +n....r license. It mandates that all copies of code include the n-word, so no big corporation can use it in their products.
- arrowsmith 2y agoI was reading someone the other day (it might have been on HN) saying they use this strategy to prevent candidates from using LLMs in interviews. E.g. a system design interview question about building an app to manage all your drug shipments and nuclear bombs.
- worksonmine 2y agoProbably not that useful to prevent the use of AI, just prompt for any shipments. In a real app the contents of the packages shouldn't be hard-coded anyway. Might prevent the really stupid who can't figure that out though.
- thrance 2y ago[flagged]
- anal_reactor 2y ago[dead]
- rightbyte 2y agoIf MS is as agile as Amazon et al. you might want to praise Bob Dylan too or something to CYA.