That's awesome! Thanks for the discount code $72 for a year! Wish I saw your code before I signed up for the 90 day trial.. Hmm.. Maybe just use a different email address :)

@@ChinJazzuse the code after the trial expires

@@AZisk Thanks, will try then.

Hi, thx for the code. Does the discount work for the first year only or is enabled as long as I don't cancel my subscription?

Copyright currently (according to precedent set so far) indicates that if you made the code public for people to read, then it's fine to train on it. They do not need your consent to read it, so they don't need your consent to train on it. Those running inference, however, the people sending prompts and getting results, which may sometimes be substantially similar to copyrighted code, they may be infringing if they save that code even if they now have absolutely no way to realistically know it came from you. So it is a legal nightmare, but not very likely to have anything to do on the training side, is more on the usage side. But all of this is just a demonstration about the insanity of information monopolies. Information cannot be owned. It cannot be contained. It exists in the minds of other people once they read it. So having a monopoly that says you can control any kind of information that can exist in substrate including the human mind is a right to some limited control on everyone else. It is ludicrous, and philosophically incoherent.

That's the point of permissive license. you can do whatever you want with the code, no limitation. Maybe you confuse with the copyleft license.

Yeah that feature is nice but the completions aren't mind blowing

They have their own AI and I would love to see a comparison.

Same! Free Tabnine was kinda bad, years ago! Jetbrains has been great, so long as my potato from years ago CPU can keep up!

How do you mean? Purely for security reasons?

They also would have put a ban on electricity 100 years ago.

@@dasistdiewahrheit9585 electricity doesn't collect data that can be used by your competitors.

@@TheXabl0 until a full risk assessment can be detailed. There's numerous cases where data is leaked and sensitivity data and algorithms are being stolen. I wouldn't trust OpenAI as far as I throw a ten ton elephant.

This is the dumbest thing I've ever read in my entire life

Yep, many clients of mine are banning any use of generative AI.

Yep.

@@user-ic6xf Why? I'm a noobie so forgive for this question...If there is a tool that gives you the opportunity to complete a task, wouldn't it be worth it?

@@wilsondv3 security.

@@wilsondv3 Do you understand what the risk they're weighing it against is?

There was a gpt2 model on hacker news that gave better answers then leading models. Gpt2 could run locally fairly easily.

You can run quantized models locally with something like Ollama and use a free and open source vs_code plugin like Continue

Y'all don't know the latest models then. A lot are much better than copilot/GPT4. And they run locally. Our computers are powerful enough (well depending on your budget and what you buy). The next Snapdragon Elite will destroy everything in AI task for a very reasonable price(45TOPS, vs something like 30TOPS for the much more expensive M4)

you mean gpt4-o pretty sure that model is massive, propietary as f, and closedai

Sounds like you haven't attempted installing one locally yet. Please do so

what about NetBeans? Back in the day when I used Eclipse, once I tried NetBeans it was like night and day.

@@AZisk Do microcontroller vendors also provide and maintain a Netbeans IDE?

@@AZisk for embedded almost all main MCU manufactures still use Eclipse as a reference IDE from them. I haven't met any NetBeans implementations from chip vendors, but maybe there are some. Some of Eclipse IDEs are highly stripped version, some are normal with preinstalled adons. Market is changing really slow at that point, unfortunately.

And then you push your secret code to Microsoft GitHub 😉

Were your API keys in that book too?

All of my ApI keys ended up on the public phonebook. And so did yours! Check your facts before you post! 🤭

And it is REALLY good. Copilot has been getting much better at coding over the last 6 months.

Sounds ironic but okay...

I now have a discount code for you: Use 'ALEXZ' to get 50% off the annual price.

Every time on push 😂

Can you even trust them...

Yes, it does and you can switch models too

Of course your AI-consulting firm will blow out of the water trillion-dollar worth companies. Makes a lot of sense

@OpenSocialAI what Llms do you use locally and with what tools? Cheers

Hey, interesting comment! I would be interested in what open source LLM you use and how you set it up as well. Would you mind sharing these informations?

MIcrosoft has enterprise copilot accounts and they will even run it on prem if you want. Using AI coding tools on company data doesn't just magically make it public.

@OpenSocialAI I would love to know more about when this has happened. Can you provide an example of when an AI code generation tool did or does upload the code base to somewhere that it can be retrieved from? Can you provide an example of when an AI code generation tool did or does upload important IP to somewhere that it can be retrieved from?

Pray tell, how exactly?

They won't honor your choice of opting out though. Will train and send feedback to home anyway. In fact from windows 10 and up the user can't stop the telemetry service from sending out data to Microsoft servers. Just to illustrate the idea of how the end user doesn't matter to Microsoft.

these are vulnerabilities, just to be clear, and only effect devices that have been “borrowed” or stolen. I’m not worried about it because I’m the only one using my machine, and if someone rips it out of my hands and forces me to log in, then they can do that anyway

@@AZisk it's my understanding that software running on those devices can launch such attacks. Am I misinformed?

🤣

It depends on where you live and work, but as an employee, it's important to recognize that leaking company secrets can have serious legal and business consequences, both for you personally and for the company

Not legal, not ethical. You better care

i’m sorry

@@AZisk Don't be, I am using Eclipse since day one (it was called "WebSpehre something" back in the day). So I know all the ugly things which are inside and how to trick it. I am lost with IJ... I do not even know how to build my project in IJ ! lol !

What programming language are you using it with? I used Eclise with Java some years ago but then switched to vs code. You can migrate your shortcuts from Eclipse if you want to

@@BelarusianInUk I am using Java with Eclipse, and Python in PyCharm. I link Eclipse because I can run a server inside and debug my code online (frontend & backend). I am managing a team of developers, and they are all using IJ (free version), and they are not able to run a server inside (like tomcat) to debug code online.

i knew there had to be one

They still can't steal your brain 🤣🤣

yep, little snitch is sweet