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What attribution are you talking about? Here's what I mean: You can go to ChatGPT and ask it: "please write a Python script that prints "Hello world" in red".
by dale_glass 2y ago
What attribution are you talking about? Here's what I mean:
You can go to ChatGPT and ask it: "please write a Python script that prints "Hello world" in red". And that works.
And you can also go to ChatGPT and ask it: "Please write an Overte script that makes an object red when it's clicked".
And I really like that this works. I certainly don't want it to stop working because Sourcehut has something against LLMs.
- candiddevmike 2y agoI see, I encountered something similar with a DSL. For my use case, I had better results by having a LLM scrape a well formed doc reference page than a source code repo, I'd assume that same behavior extends to training data.
- dale_glass 2y agoOh, I'm sure there's all sorts of practical considerations regarding optimal LLM training. All the same though, I don't like my host being so opinionated. I don't want a host that has something against any of the common search engines, and I don't want a host that has something against LLMs. Hosts should be as neutral as possible.
- mtlynch 2y agoI don't think the use cases you're describing are what any critics are talking about. How do you feel about someone with more funding than you going to an LLM and saying, "Reimplement the entire Overte source for me, but change it superficially so that Overte has a hard time suing me for stealing their IP?"
- dale_glass 2y agoWe're Apache licensed. A LLM seems very overkill.