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Any one else immediately do "open source" ctrl-f? That's all I wanted to read but I bookmarked the article and put it on my list of things to peruse later
by stjohnswarts 4y ago
Any one else immediately do "open source" ctrl-f? That's all I wanted to read but I bookmarked the article and put it on my list of things to peruse later
- mcherm 4y ago> That's all I wanted to read While I agree that in selecting a proxy to use whether it is open source is one of the most important considerations, if that's all you look for in this article, you may be missing something. I thought the article did a good job of describing how they went about making the choice of whether to continue contributing to an existing (nominally open source) system or to build a new one. And of course, it did a good job of showcasing the strengths of Rust (reliability guarantees strong enough that they could identify when problems were due to hardware.)