on October 17, 2026, 10:15:14, in reply to "Interesting. Doing that manually in the past would have been disallowed"
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With the tools of the day, I’m sure my companies would have considered that possible theft of intellectual property. You weren’t allowed to make your own version of our software, or a derivative.
But a lot depends on license agreements. Previous Message
and never sees the source code for themselves, then moves those specs over to a completely different computer and uses different agents to turn those specs into working software, what's the call? Previous Message
Back in the day, such reverse engineering violated license agreements and possibly IP rules, depending on what you did with it. Previous Message
One engineer has already used it to create open source versions of half of Adobe's suite in like a week. Now, they're not perfect, but that's quite a start.
I wonder how long Microsoft will let this exist on GH.
https://github.com/morluto/rea
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