No.114413
>>114411Very sad for a Japanese to fail in this way. A Japanese is a very pure spirit compared to a Goy. Japanese is the only race that is neither Jew , nor Goy
No.114424
Could a layperson modernize and create legally distinct legacy software using something like Claude or Deepseek? AI content generation like art, media and the written word are akin to single use plastic to me and I won't have anything to do with it-but I have less qualms about consorting with this technology in order to free human artists from reliance on subscription-based, AI-forward corporate software. I've spent over $10,000 over the past 3 years attempting to hire ever-confident programmers to accomplish this task, and I've gotten literally nothing in return; I just can't afford to make that kind of mistake again-especially when the programmers are going to be using AI at this point themselves anyway. LOL!
My goal would be to change the proper nouns (like feature names) and applicable math around just enough to make something like Macromedia Flash or an older Photoshop into something legally distinct that can be offered for free without fear of reprisal.
No.114430
>>114411whats your fixation on my IQ?
No.114432
>>114424>Could a layperson modernize and create legally distinct legacy software using something like Claude or Deepseek?no.
>Claude or Deepseekif you're going to pay for LLM APIs, stick with the latest "flash" model of deepseek or qwen. you'll lose a lot of money with any other option.
>My goal would be to change the proper nouns (like feature names) and applicable math around just enough to make something like Macromedia Flash or an older Photoshop into something legally distinct that can be offered for free without fear of reprisal.idk what you're trying to offer. why wouldn't someone just pirate flash or photoshop?
>I've spent over $10,000 over the past 3 years attempting to hire ever-confident programmers to accomplish this taskshould've spent that on vanguard information technology ETF (VGT) and fidelity blue chip growth ETF (FBCG) instead.