I want to know what stuff you guys are putting in public GitHub FOSS repos that you don't want replicated in any way...
I also want to know why people think their code is so special that no one else could have ever come up with it independently. Each and every opponent of Copilot is the best developer ever, I guess?
That said, I don't understand the choice to use GPL for any reason, so maybe I'm not equipped to understand the arguments against Copilot. Forcing your code to be open forever isn't freedom, it's the omission of freedom. Someone using your (for example) MIT-licensed code in a closed-source commercial software project doesn't "un-free" the code you released; your code is still exactly as open and as available as it was before, and zero freedoms were lost by anyone.
I also want to know why people think their code is so special that no one else could have ever come up with it independently. Each and every opponent of Copilot is the best developer ever, I guess?
That said, I don't understand the choice to use GPL for any reason, so maybe I'm not equipped to understand the arguments against Copilot. Forcing your code to be open forever isn't freedom, it's the omission of freedom. Someone using your (for example) MIT-licensed code in a closed-source commercial software project doesn't "un-free" the code you released; your code is still exactly as open and as available as it was before, and zero freedoms were lost by anyone.