CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@arclight many years later I discovered the rest of Prof. Leveson’s work and I won’t say that I made it my whole personality but it’s a lot of it

@arclight this was one of the first papers we read in my systems engineering course in college and it was very formative for me

https://web.stanford.edu/class/archive/cs/cs240/cs240.1236/old//sp2014/readings/therac-25.pdf

@lcamtuf There are a number of tools online which purport to strip the copyright from images by running them through an image model, and they're just as obviously bullshit

@ArneBab @SnoopJ @bgalehouse @lcamtuf

And the spec would need to carefully elide certain details which would get it classed as a derivative work itself—much harder for an LLM to do than a team of humans

@hopeless @lcamtuf no, you're just reading an educated asshole who happens to be right

@ArneBab @tbortels @lcamtuf @bgalehouse

Yeah the license applies whether you accept it or not. And whether your spec counts as a derivative work or not will depend greatly on the details of your spec

@lcamtuf actual answer: of course you do, it’s prima facie a derivative work, same as if you had rewritten the program by hand.

@sarahjamielewis every time somebody tells me that the silver lining of LLMs is that they force devs to actually write documentation I just laugh and laugh