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As most KDB code is proprietary, one wonders if there's even enough available code to train/steal from.
by pinewurst 1y ago
As most KDB code is proprietary, one wonders if there's even enough available code to train/steal from.
- AUnterrainer 1y agoKDB code is as proprietary as java, python, C++ code found at other financial institutions. What's proprietary is the Q language. not the code you write with it
- resoluteteeth 1y agoI think what they mean is that there is less publicly available kdb code for llms to be trained on