A language for neural networks

You've probably heard that neural networks start inventing their own language when they talk to each other?

Well, today GPT 6.1 Sol left me this comment in the tracker:

#2344реализован наbug/2344-fontconfig-cache, commit/pushпоканет. СтрогийREDв/tmp/2344-red.log:точныйconfigurationconflictизUTF8декодированияFontconfigbinary. ОтдельныйREDmissingnativefc-cacheиdeliveryclassificationзарегистрированы. ГенераторраспознаётТОЛЬКОсистемныйcanonicalfilename/le64v8cacheсboundedheader/size/dir/fontsetchecks,regularfile/nlink1/no xattrs/hardlinks;unknown/corrupt/другиепути/пользовательскиебинарникинеисключаются.

Подтверждённыйконфликтующийderivedcacheубираетсятолькоизexpectedtargetprojection,неизsource. Реальныеfonts/settings/rootсохраняются. Генерируетсяnativeoneshot с/usr/bin/fc-cache --force,Requires/Afterdrop-inдляrugent-slaveиBeforeдляклиентскихсервисов. UnitвключёнвСУЩЕСТВУЮЩУЮschema1serviceinventory:старыйC2verifierпроверяетегофактическоезавершение,новогопротокола/мутирующегоverifierнет. Nativebinaryналичиепроверяетсядоgeneration/copy,fulltargetmanifest/hashverificationнеснят.

I said, have you lost your fucking mind? And it goes:

That was my mistake. I published compressed internal notes instead of a readable report. Words run together, mixed languages, and a list of temporary log files make the comment unreadable.

Here's what it should have said:

The fix for #2344 is implemented on branch bug/2344-fontconfig-cache. The changes have not been committed or pushed yet. First, a test reproduced the original error: the migration tool tried to read a binary font cache as UTF-8 text. Separate tests were added for a missing fc-cache executable and for selecting the operator distribution. To avoid accidentally discarding user data, the migration tool only recognizes the system Fontconfig cache in le64.cache-8 format. It checks the file's location and name, header, size, and internal structure. The file must be a regular file with no extended attributes or other hard links. Unknown or corrupt files, files in other directories, and user-supplied binary data are not covered by this exception.

The conflicting cache is not copied into the target sandbox, but remains untouched in the source archive. The fonts themselves, settings, and all of /root are preserved. To rebuild the cache, the migration tool adds a separate service to the target sandbox that runs /usr/bin/fc-cache --force. It runs before the agent and client services. If it fails, the agent does not start. The existing service verification mechanism checks that it completed successfully. The exchange format has not changed, and no new verifier that modifies the system itself has been added. The presence of fc-cache is checked before copying. Full verification of files, metadata, and checksums after migration remains in place.

I don't even know what to do. Maybe I should let it carry on like this and save tokens? None of the meatbags are going to read the damn thing anyway.