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Re: Oracle bans AI-generated code from OpenJDK

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Because a huge billion dollar company's selection of ERP software isn't ruining someone's life, like a rape, murder or theft.

You’re right. Billion dollar companies doubtless ruin many more lives, but systemically rather than directly.

Is this how you operate? You just make nonsensical blanket statements to latch on to some anti-capitalist cred? Please tell me how Burlington Coat Factory, or J.B. Hunt, or Ulta Beauty are ruining lives. And these are not billion-dollar companies, but 10+ billion. And then, please - with a straight face - explain how their choice of Oracle ERP vs SAP vs Workday vs ServiceNow "ruins" someone's life comparable to being raped or murdered.

Re: Oracle bans AI-generated code from OpenJDK

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You should send your sarcasm detector for revision.

Given enough ignorant comments it can be hard to tell what is satire and what is not.

This one was sarcasm. Sorry for making you work so hard to detect it.

Re: Oracle bans AI-generated code from OpenJDK

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What I don't understand is why anyone with half a brain would even venture to touch Oracle with a ten foot pole given that they've had this reputation for at least the last 25 years. Why, people?

I have mentally trained myself to do a text substitution, whenever I see "Oracle" in a forum on the Internet, such as here, I try to substitute it with "Larry Ellison Needs A Bigger Yacht".

What? Why not "One Rich Asshole Called Larry Ellison"?

Re: Oracle bans AI-generated code from OpenJDK

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Hilarious thing is, if I want a JDK, I'll ask Fable to write one, get Sol to review it and write tests for it, and it will be working by Monday morning. No need to get permission or anything else from Oracle. Building a complex product from many smaller, individually-testable components is exactly what LLMs are good at, and a Java SDK certainly qualifies. And if I run out of tokens, well, that's OK too. K3 running on…

Please do this. I would love to see this timeline actually hold true. Production quality is the bar though. Not something that only works in a very narrow set of circumstances with a ton of caveats.

I, too, would like to see the results.

Re: Oracle bans AI-generated code from OpenJDK

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I have mentally trained myself to do a text substitution, whenever I see "Oracle" in a forum on the Internet, such as here, I try to substitute it with "Larry Ellison Needs A Bigger Yacht".

What? Why not "One Rich Asshole Called Larry Ellison"?

We could also go with "Oh Really? A Contemptuous Larry Ellison"
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