No analysis needed, just

This would be kick off a global revolution

I was going to tell a joke about a vacuum, but it got sucked out of my mind.

Have you heard the joke about the vacuum?

You really don't want to hear it because it sucks.

Ok, this is the context I was looking for. That's some interesting deal making.

I do remember there was a time where a lot of full tankers were parked offshore because the price point was "too low". Not sure how that quite equates to negative rates, but I don't know enough about how this value is calculated in that context I guess.

The graph seems to show below zero rates in the past. Is that a real thing?

peagan : green peas, chickpeas, snap peas, etc.

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Perhaps I ate the onion on that one, but it's still a legit and active issue despite the service being a farce.

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Chardet-LLM-Rewrite-Relicense

I clicked through to the site that was linked in the post, and it seemed pretty legit looking, but maybe it was a ruse. I can't recall the site/service name now though.

Oh, I recall seeing a post months ago about this LLM clean room approach being promoted as a service to "help remove license restrictions" on open source projects. They would deliver you a new chunk of code as a drop-in replacement for "restrictive license" existing code.

So now a similar approach is being taken to do the same for proprietary applications and games. Fucking hell this is so damn bleak.

So vibe-code LLM decompile is a thing now? You feed the compiled binaries into the LLM and it makes source code based on statistical models I'm assuming is how this is supposed to work?

Seems like just using LLM hacking agents to get the source code from the owners is probably a more effective approach. Desloppiled Code is just going to be a huge mess every time I'd imagine.