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Post #3089581
2026-03-04 13:35 UTC
@Foxboron@chaos.social "Laundering code" through an LLM...
But:
Since the LLM-generated code cannot be copyrighted in any way, this entire project (or at least the part the LLM generated) is technically public domain.
Oh well. Not like certain entities care for the law! :neobot_giggle:
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@brie@do.crimes.brie.gay 2026-03-04 13:56
@hannah@moonserver.yorha.nexus @Foxboron@chaos.social well, it would be public domain (by current rulings in the US) if the newer version is sufficiently different from the original LGPL to not be covered under that copyright Very "funny" to license a repo as MIT when it is potentially either LGPL or public domain