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Doesn’t matter, that human is still the responsible party putting it there.

The whole premise here is weird anyway; unless you’re using a RAG designed to quote code, the chances that you end up in a perfectly identical environment needing exactly the same operation, AND it’s proprietary somehow, AND you’re the one working on it and wouldn’t know there was a proprietary feature (whatever that even means here) is astronomically low.

If you were writing a book with a handful of other people and you used an LLM which PERFECTLY reproduced a chapter of another book on the topic without attribution, whose fault would that be? It’s not like there are software 2 liners that are just off limits for use, so besides the fact that it would be crazy unlikely to reproduce a perfect copy of a huge block of code, the chances of you working in the Linux kernel for example, getting your commit added to the official version, and not knowing it’s proprietary by looking at it is, IMO, so unlikely it’s not an argument against culpability.

Maybe if you’re vibe coding an app from scratch on your personal GitHub or something (even then the odds of perfect recapture are stupid low), but it’s not really possible or a good argument here.

Edit: I guess the obvious exception here is if some LLM provider DID train a model to use whole pieces of code and strip attributions and licensing. In that case, I don’t see how they survive getting sued into the ground.

See also: your comment.

Ew, a Margot?

It’s the same as when you use any generative tool: if your name is on it, it’s your problem, tools aren’t accountable.

How do you verify that no human has given a proprietary snippet? 🤔

There are those who are welcome.

I think it has a lot to do with where you live in a particular time zone too, not just ST vs DST.

Because dark is for sleep. It’s less about making sure you have daylight to go do stuff and more about making sure people can sleep when it’s dark.

I will absolutely agree that it is less fun, but sleep is pretty important. See also “Why we sleep” book by Matthew Walker. It will make you (albeit potentially briefly) stop drinking, cut caffeine, and go to bed early.

It is probably all you can eat.

I think that will require you to do some passthrough for drives and hardware which may not be trivial. If you’re close to something working, stick to it. Otherwise I think that VM road is mostly pain. Caveat: I have not tried to do VM stuff in probably 10 years so it could be easier now.

You’ve got two things going on:

1. If you are trying to switch, a virtual machine is a bad way to start and it’s the hard way. What you really want is to use Rufus or something (easy Google) to make you a bootable USB and you just boot in and play around. It MAY require you to change boot order in BIOS if you plug it in and reboot and nothing happens, but that’s an easy fix
2. You want to ask for help. You only get “beat up” if it looks like you did nothing first and you are asking people to do it for you. Pretty much every place you go if you can say, “I want to do X, it doesn’t work so I tried Y and Z.” Nobody will say shit to you. Also, on Lemmy if you say you’re new, people like me and the other guy who replied will probably offer to just DM us directly (which for me you can).

Millenals*

Ah violet08 reincarnated again I see.

If you’re into headbutting ladies, you can come to the US and ask if they want to “get nutted”. They will probably think you’re an asshole afterward though.

I’ve had good luck in my friend group with “club the seal” instead of “break the seal”, but that’s a totally different thing even if the flavor of violence is similar.

The only thing we do with a loaf is pinch it. And I don’t mean steal…

As for rhyming slang, just… how? Lots of things rhyme with so many other things and syllables apparently don’t even matter (see apples and pears).

Gotta love him though.

No, it appears he hit the break instead of the brake.

“haha you guys are morons watch me punch myself in the dick again!”

Am I having a stroke or are you?