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Re:GitHub Copi­lot inves­ti­ga­tion by abigail95 on Tuesday October 18, 2022 @07:43AM (#33245827)
If you think I'm mistaken I will gladly reevaluate what I said if you could kindly restate your position, by answering a few questions

What does separate service mean? What would Copilot look like if it was not separate?

Elaborate on "not a service on their website", as it is available and listed as a feature "Github Copilot" on their website.

Is the contradiction related to payment for the service, or just because you think it is separate?

Since I thought you were arguing that Githubs own terms prevent them from using the public repositories in Copilot, this is what I argued against.

If you think fair use is involved, then that's the end of the line. If MS claims fair use, then until a court says otherwise, it is. Anyone who thinks their copyright is being violated can get an injunction tomorrow.

Re:GitHub Copi­lot inves­ti­ga­tion by skydhash on Tuesday October 18, 2022 @09:08AM (#33246546)
> What would Copilot look like if it was not separate?

Maybe some type of hint shown inside your code when it’s shown at github.com. There is already a text editor.