They were friendly to the other wolves in their pack. Now we’ve turned that so dogs see us as their pack

To your edit: A compiler will make the exact same output from the same input. An LLM will make different outputs from the same prompt and may give you someone else’s code verbatim

You are saying they don’t know how to make code.

I believe you’re claiming that compiler authors own the software their compiler compiles which is clearly not true.

No way does op own the algorithmically created program based on user input

No one who matters is claiming openAI owns the stuff their product outputs. Is would be social suicide to claim such things with the popularly accepted position that LLM companies improperly trained their LLMs on copyright works

One would hope it could be first tested against a small time company that can’t afford a good lawyer

I hope this is tested in court and found to be correct

I feel that as a system analyst I’m pretty well placed to vibe code, as my day job is explaining business requirements in precise enough language that programmers can implement the changes

I think that’s more than three sisters

1. Tesla’s free energy for all plan wouldn’t work. We get closest to it with single wire; Earth return. Earth can’t carry both directions, and the air cannot carry a reasonable amount of power, lightning aside — and you can’t run lightning bolts to each customer
2. Tesla’s free energy for all plan would be difficult to metre so it would have to be funded by a flat rate so it would be difficult to encourage people to use less power

And your investor better be on the level of your screwed by them

Our COBOL based system has MAXDATE = 31 Dec 9999

I tried to set a reference year to 9999 to temporarily disable a thing, but a mid-range system couldn’t handle it, we had to use 2099

One of the best things about recumbents is I’d go right under it

Canberra, Australia has ok bike to the airport. No bike parking at the airport, so if you’re seeing someone off you’re probably locking it to a sign or a fence. You’re in with cars for the last kilometre though as the airport doesn’t consider bikes, though the city does

And some serious car brain

Yeah, I want a pot of tea

That is the wrong sort of receiving antenna for more than milliwatts of energy beamed from space

0 and 40 depending on location? We get 6Wh per W installed per day annual average here. We couldn’t get that is 40% was the max. We get 1 to 3Wh/Wi/d in winter and 6 to 12Wh/Wi/d in summer

At midday on a cold sunny spring day we’ll get 105% the nameplate power

Wh/Wi/day is Watt hours per Watt installed per day

Only that sun fell on plants millions of years ago. We really don’t want that million year old carbon dioxide in the atmosphere alongside the recent stuff

The usual warranty period is 20 years generating 80% of the nameplate generating Watts

They keep generating reasonable amounts of power 50 or 100 years later, though they tend to get overtaken by new technology in 10 to 20 years, and since they pay for themselves in about 4 years in my area they get replaced while still working well

I think we export our obsolete panels to developing nations