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I'm not a wikipedia editor, but I assume this applies to bots as well
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Artificial_intellige...
These are more like sending someone who didn't ask you a question a LMGTFY link they didn't ask for and expecting them to read all the results. Just a complete lack of awareness and respect for the maintainers
If it works in one case that doesn't mean it works consistently or well in the general case
I've made lots of things with Claude Code that just work... until I do things in a slightly different order and the whole thing explodes
If this is not the case you should not be sending it to public repos for review at all. It is rude and insulting to expect the people maintaining these repos to review code that nobody bothered to read.
Is there empirical evidence that you haven't? You wouldn't necessarily be the best judge
> decaffeinated coffee intake was not associated with lower dementia risk or better cognitive performance
At least 4000 years ago, but that's just the earliest we have evidence for
Even if they did, if someone memorized copywritten code and then typed it back out that would still be a copywrite violation
That's his choice and I assume he licensed his code accordingly. That doesn't mean that the choices of others who used different licenses are invalid.