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The developer works at Wolfram, just FYI. https://medium.com/@poeschko https://medium.com/@poeschko
by techgipper 7y ago
The developer works at Wolfram, just FYI.
https://medium.com/@poeschko https://medium.com/@poeschko
- ErotemeObelus 7y agoHe should double-check his contract to see if there's an "anything you do either inside or outside of Wolfram Inc. is automatically our property" clause. Stephen Wolfram knows about this. He just hasn't taken action yet.
- techgipper 7y agoSo, he's just been sitting around for several years just waiting to "take action" ... doesn't really make sense. I'd also like to think that Jan Poeschko is smart enough to read a contract.
- steve19 7y agoIt's all well and good until someone forks it and tries to compete with mathamatica.
- techgipper 7y agoIs that a dare? :)
- jVinc 7y agoThat's like saying Apple should be afraid someone straps a microphone to a raspberry pi and starts competing with the iPhone.
- steve19 7y agoIf the designer of the rpi works for Apple, the rpi is designed to work like an iPhone and apple. Probably owns the rpi ip the best yes its EXACTLY the same.
- ErotemeObelus 7y agoHe'll take action when he determines that it's dangerous. Nobody except for police officers takes action as soon as they know about a problem.
- inflatableDodo 7y ago>So, he's just been sitting around for several years just waiting to "take action" ... doesn't really make sense. It takes ages to grow the sharks to full size, even with the extra heat from the volcano.
- amluto 7y agoIf he’s in California, then the automatic exclusions are reasonably strong.
- bitwize 7y agoIf he's in the United States, API copyrightability kicks in.