Isognoviastoma
Joined 6 years ago
Joined 6 years ago
Another possible consensus would be that copyright don't exist, and anyone can copy proprietary or copyleft work and improve it. Nobody would be harmed in such situation, original author still have its copy. I would have no problem with such state - but it must be same for everyone, not just FOSS.
In the other thread you argued that AI output is not copyrighted.
Do you think I can take proprietary code and lauder through AI to get a non-copyrighted copy of it, then modify to my needs? How can I obtain the proprietary code legally in the first place?
MIT asks for credit. GPL asks or credit and GPL'ing of things built atop. Unlicense is a free gift, but it is a minority.
AI reproduces code while removing credit and copyleft from it and this is the problem.
- often you use decimal fraction on output and input anyway
- it's slower, even slower with bigint
- no square root, sin, and so on with rationals
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meta[content] {display:block; padding-bottom:1em;}
meta[content]::after{content:attr(content); display:block;}
Same for imperative languages with "parameter list" style. In python, with
def f(a, b): return c, d
def g(k, l): return m, n
you can't do
f(g(1,2))
but have to use
f(*g(1,2))
what is analogical to uncurry, but operate on value rather than function.
TBH I can't name a language where such f(g(1,2)) would work.