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It would certainly alleviate the license concerns. If it was possible to train it to a level (that produces effective output), then sure.
As a thought experiment, I thought "what would happen if we trained it on our 15 million lines of product code + my language-ext project". It would almost certainly produce something that looks like 'us'.
But it would also:
* Trip over a million or so lines of generated code and maybe start parroting that
* 'See' some of the extreme optimisations I've had to built into language-ext to make it performant. Something like the internals of the CHAMP hash-map data-structure [1]. That code is hideously ugly, but it's done for a good reason. I wouldn't want to see optimised code parroted out upfront. Maybe it wouldn't pick up on it, because it hasn't got a consistent shape like the majority of the code? Who knows.
Still, I'd be more willing to allow my team to use it if I could train it myself.
[1] https://github.com/louthy/language-ext/blob/main/LanguageExt...
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I show some of the interactivity of Ruby+Pry here: https://youtu.be/Gy7l_u5G928?t=805
I'd be happy to hear about better demonstrations, and there's also Pry's website (https://pry.github.io/) where they link to some screencasts.
