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Could you elaborate on this? Would love to understand what leads you to this conclusion.

• breck 2y ago
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  • christianqchung 2y ago
    So it's made up?
    • breck 2y ago
      I do what I say and I say what I do. https://github.com/breck7/breckyunits.com/blob/afe70ad66cfbb6946c5872d9e948012f1da8b236/treenotationPaper.scroll#L124 https://github.com/breck7/breckyunits.com/blob/afe70ad66cfbb...
  • crowcroft 2y ago
    Even if we accept the premise, and the conclusion that this equation 'explains the triumph of open source and public domain software', it explains very little about the relative success of open source/public domain work vs. commercial closed source work. I think history indicates that some commercial works can also triumph.
    • breck 2y ago
      > it explains very little about the relative success of open source/public domain work vs. commercial closed source work. It explains everything. Open source evolves faster, and always out competes closed source. > I think history indicates that some commercial works can also triumph. Nope. Not in the long run. I can't think of a single exception.