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Their response to why it's faster to move while closed source seems kinda like a false dichotomy. They can choose to start with it open disallow input from the
by theLiminator 3y ago
Their response to why it's faster to move while closed source seems kinda like a false dichotomy. They can choose to start with it open disallow input from the community or close their issue tracker to the community.
- vosper 3y agoWhy bother doing it that way? Just to entertain people who works like to observe the commit history as the language evolves?
- version_five 3y agoIt gives people confidence to start working with it now.
- theLiminator 3y agoI don't want to commit to a language/ecosystem that might pivot and not open-source.
- xigoi 3y agoSo that people trying out the language have the freedom know what they're running on their computer.
- asadm 3y agoIt's closed so others don't catch up quicker or add those optimizations upstream? Then they have no moat.