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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhetorical_question

numerous studies

that 1 study

Spot the difference. If you're so knowledgeable you should be able to figure it out. Mind you, you should have been able to figure it out without my help, but I digress.

Imagine unironically asking this question.

Yeah, imagine how that person (oh wait, that's me! Hint: you can address me directly) can unironically ask about how the process of training LLMs and the continued use of them potentially violates literally thousands of agreements. The problem is the answer hasn't changed, as much as you would like to ignore it. If you don't know that, you have absolutely no business accusing others of being misinformed.

Anyone with this view instantly goes in the "doesnt know wtf they are talking about, skill issue" bin.

Ah, I see painting everyone with one brush. Never mind the numerous studies stating otherwise. Oh the irony when you claim others are spreading misinformation.

“the tools are built in unethical and morally deficient ways”.

For coding, not really tbh. People are also deeply misinformed on this as well.

People are still operating on assumptions of how these tools work like its 2023 and not 2026.

So tell me, what has changed? Are we suddenly not gobbling Up the entire internet without permission to train AI models anymore? I must have missed something... (/s)

Honestly, personally, I tend to agree with Linus on this point, but holy fuck you have your hypocritical nose way up in the air.

yt-dlp has an option to list everything it downloads in an archive file (so that when a video is downloaded once it isn't downloaded again), and also has an option to download playlists. That way, it should be possible to set up the command to do what you want.