I played baseball as a teen. On third, got hit by the ball right above my right eyebrow. Had it been an adult at bat, it would have probably cracked my skull. On me for not paying attention, but that was also the last time I played baseball.
If you took a popular open source project, looked at the code and rewrote it by hand, the resulting code is open source. Even if you wrote it in a totally new programming language.
I completely agree with you BUT this is the mess that is literally playing out now. We need legal clarity because the scenario I wrote is not theoretical, it is happening now.
Also, I am sad to say that I have already seen Claude Fable 5 spit out code to spec that a mid level dev got working in less than 30 minutes by fixing a few connection assumptions the model made. Afterwards, every iteration has been done with the less powerful Claude Opus.
I refuse to believe that the LLM designed everything from scratch and I can almost guarantee that whatever it "knows", it pulled from open source projects. It also explains why it is so good at Java, Bash, and Python, and absolute garbage at PL-SQL.
I see someone mentioned B12, but have you checked your vitamin d levels? I (53m) was feeling like that back in spring and my doctor gave me a ultra high dose of vitamin D (50,000iu) and it was like someone turned on all the lights in my brain. Now I am on 5,000iu daily.
Let me give you an example that can help answer your question.
I, a shitbag "entrepreneur", find and open source project I like that does 95% of what I want. I proceed to feed the code, design docs, and anything else I can find from the project to an AI. I then ask the AI to write the application from scratch using what I fed it as "inspiration", and add the 5% functionality I want. Now, let's say the AI gets it pretty close to working. Close enough that I can hire a dev to clean it up and get it going.
At the moment, that project is not covered by the open source license since the original code is gone and I used my own resources to "develop" it. I state "at the moment" because there is much debate around this.
That's how much money Meta still makes. It should be one of the most profitable companies on the planet but Zuckerbot keeps setting its cash on fire over the stupidest ideas.
Was Elvira, Mistress of the Dark the first "make fun of b-movies" TV show? I'm 53 and I remember watching her show and the hilariously awful horror films as a tweener.
I am pretty sure I started with either Halloween or Mother's Day because Red Hat Linux for Dummies came with Red Hat 2.1 which I am pretty sure came out in 96 or 97. I know Red Hat 6 was released in 1999, because I was neck deep in Y2K work at the time I installed it on my Compaq laptop.
Rogue Trader is near the top of my backlog. Has anyone here played it? How is it?
Glorious
I played baseball as a teen. On third, got hit by the ball right above my right eyebrow. Had it been an adult at bat, it would have probably cracked my skull. On me for not paying attention, but that was also the last time I played baseball.
I completely agree with you BUT this is the mess that is literally playing out now. We need legal clarity because the scenario I wrote is not theoretical, it is happening now.
Also, I am sad to say that I have already seen Claude Fable 5 spit out code to spec that a mid level dev got working in less than 30 minutes by fixing a few connection assumptions the model made. Afterwards, every iteration has been done with the less powerful Claude Opus.
I refuse to believe that the LLM designed everything from scratch and I can almost guarantee that whatever it "knows", it pulled from open source projects. It also explains why it is so good at Java, Bash, and Python, and absolute garbage at PL-SQL.
The TV show didn't hold up well on release IIRC.
Krull gave us Liam Neeson though.
Because it's little people?
No, not normal. Also, 32 is still very young.
I see someone mentioned B12, but have you checked your vitamin d levels? I (53m) was feeling like that back in spring and my doctor gave me a ultra high dose of vitamin D (50,000iu) and it was like someone turned on all the lights in my brain. Now I am on 5,000iu daily.
Maybe don't genocide?
What, they finally went outside?
One of my favorite movies as a child. I refuse to watch it as an adult, just in case it's actually awful.
Let me give you an example that can help answer your question.
I, a shitbag "entrepreneur", find and open source project I like that does 95% of what I want. I proceed to feed the code, design docs, and anything else I can find from the project to an AI. I then ask the AI to write the application from scratch using what I fed it as "inspiration", and add the 5% functionality I want. Now, let's say the AI gets it pretty close to working. Close enough that I can hire a dev to clean it up and get it going.
At the moment, that project is not covered by the open source license since the original code is gone and I used my own resources to "develop" it. I state "at the moment" because there is much debate around this.
That's how much money Meta still makes. It should be one of the most profitable companies on the planet but Zuckerbot keeps setting its cash on fire over the stupidest ideas.
Perfect to lay about and watch TV.
You upgrade?
Was Elvira, Mistress of the Dark the first "make fun of b-movies" TV show? I'm 53 and I remember watching her show and the hilariously awful horror films as a tweener.
I am pretty sure I started with either Halloween or Mother's Day because Red Hat Linux for Dummies came with Red Hat 2.1 which I am pretty sure came out in 96 or 97. I know Red Hat 6 was released in 1999, because I was neck deep in Y2K work at the time I installed it on my Compaq laptop.
That is strange.