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by bogwog
1821 days ago
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Plus if you use this for anything non-trivial, it's functionally similar to using a third-party dependency, except the licensing terms are vague and there's no one to ask for help. I could see it being useful maybe for testing. Even if it straight up copies code from the Linux kernel, you don't usually ship tests to customers so the GPL (probably) isn't a problem. But the problem with testing is that you need to be 100% sure about how it behaves, and an AI generated test might not be reliable enough to be useful. |
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