Using AI to code Haiku apps

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Thanks for the hint,I expected it somewhere at About or FAQ and didn’t search at the Terms of Service.
That is a very good license,actually,as it disallows AI scraping twice:

  • You have to give attribution if you use the content,which AI doesn’t do.
  • You must not use it for commercial purposes,but closed-source AI models are commercial.The open-source ones may be an exception here,but then,it probably also depends on whether you use the AI for commercial purposes or not.

That’s a great legal protection for our content.
Unfortunately the scraper bots don’t care about any license,so I still hope to have them blocked rather sooner than later.

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So are you writing the recipe or shall I?

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It’s not a problem to write a recipe, I can do it, but first we need to figure out how to use the mimalloc allocator on a permanent basis without LD_PRELOAD because it’s not very convenient.

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Checked static linking with mimalloc - everything works fine. I’ll probably package llama.cpp today.

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The scrapers do not but some services like Claude seem to be able to fulfill the request to omit GPL code or an entire code base (e.g. Linux source code).

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Using the AI also reduces how fun it is to code, I think. Putting code together and writing prompts doesn’t seem very fun. It is also not great for security because you’re sending your prompts to open AI when using chatgpt and he could introduce backdoors in the code he generates.

Sorry, I didn’t noticed that this topic is so old.

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