peter_griffin

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   by peter_griffin 5mo ago

   ew
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   by peter_griffin 5mo ago

   @grok is this true?
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   by peter_griffin 5mo ago

   >As always, the most ethical thing to do is to just ignore any anti-LLM policies and not disclose anything How does this have anything to do with ethics? Its their project not yours, they can reject your PR for whatever reason, including
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   by peter_griffin 5mo ago

   Congrats, never thought I'd see 2 digits in this thread haha
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   by peter_griffin 5mo ago

   how do you know?
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   by peter_griffin 5mo ago

   wouldn't you have the same restrictions/tradeoffs using go (or other compiled languages)? I've never used go, am curious
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   by peter_griffin 6mo ago

   owned by a non profit instead of microsoft
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   by peter_griffin 6mo ago

   >Why should a government prohibit private parties from agreeing to anything other than those 3 things? because ToS have been long used to demand unreasonable things and threaten people with expensive lawsuits. The advantage of companies