nilsbunger
Joined 15 years ago
Joined 15 years ago
* 2-exit-stairwell requirement
* elevator laws
* parking laws
Article contrasts with an apartment building in Denmark to show what could be possible.
* LLMs make it trivial to recreate almost any software using its test suite (maybe not a derivative work)
* LLM generated code has no copyright (according to current court interpretations)
Soon we will be able to make an unlicensed copy of anything if we have its test suite and a little money for tokens.
Does that make the new code a derivative of the original test suite (also lpgl)?
I do think part of the problem was number of tabs open. It was a little better when I taught him how to manage tabs and I also turned up all the memory saving features in chrome.
But even with all of that, it would still slow down with what looked like a pretty minimal workload.
I spent a few hours with him on it, but he still had these kinds of issues.
It just seems like it requires a decent level of sophistication to work with a small RAM budget if you’re using Google software.