Cancelled my subscription. I can't take a risk of installing it and having a paid trial or something mean I'm using the non-commercial version for a bit.
JetBrains will start training AI on your code on non-commercial license
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Re: JetBrains will start training AI on your code on non-commercial license
#42JetBrains here. For clarity, non-commercial doesn't just simply mean individuals. It's a special type of free license for non-commercial use: education, hobbies, etc. We are communicating this change via a blog post, emails to users, and in-product. With the 25.2.4 update (in two weeks, October 14), non-commercial users will receive a notification about this change and will be able to review new agreement and take ac…
Seems like jetbrains angling for an Oracle buy-out.
Why else would they make the users the product.
Re: JetBrains will start training AI on your code on non-commercial license
#43JetBrains here. For clarity, non-commercial doesn't just simply mean individuals. It's a special type of free license for non-commercial use: education, hobbies, etc. We are communicating this change via a blog post, emails to users, and in-product. With the 25.2.4 update (in two weeks, October 14), non-commercial users will receive a notification about this change and will be able to review new agreement and take ac…
Seems like jetbrains angling for an Oracle buy-out. Why else would they make the users the product.
So what you're saying is I can act subversively to try and take down Oracle by letting JetBrains train on my horrible coding skills?
Maybe I should opt in.
Re: JetBrains will start training AI on your code on non-commercial license
#44Really too bad. Rider is the best option for C# IMO. Would really like to know if vim with LSP is a good alternative.
The only decent alternative I know of is old school Visual Studio. But knowing Microsoft, it's probably a copilot hellscape now.
Visual studio is the only real alternative, for full featured IDE, yes. It is about as useful as Rider imo, but the analyzers and general UX are lacking