Yes, that is in fact how models get better at coding.
Such a ridiculous stance: "I want LLMs to code for me, but I want them to be trained on other people's code, not mine, duh".
Such a ridiculous stance: "I want LLMs to code for me, but I want them to be trained on other people's code, not mine, duh".
Who ever said that? Have you actually heard that from your fellow programmers in real life?
If the code I wrote actually made even the slightest discernible difference in LLMs I'd be so honored. But it won't happen, as it's just 0.00001% of all the training data.
> But it won't happen, as it's just 0.00001% of all the training data.
Are you familiar with Tragedy of the Commons?
> I have absolutely zero interest in free. I honestly don't think I'm even remotely in the same demographic as people using free tiers / models. I want to pay. I don't want my data used for training...
They want to use LLMs trained on others code but don't want to contribute with their own.
Not casting judgement, just pointing out.
(Disclaimer: Not speaking for or about my current employer, just a general industry observation.)