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oh please :) the old ‘embrace-extend-extinguish’ model is what it _truly_ is, f.e. , you cannot take extensions from m$ store and use it. there have been larg
by signa11 2y ago
oh please :)
the old ‘embrace-extend-extinguish’ model is what it _truly_ is, f.e. , you cannot take extensions from m$ store and use it.
there have been large number of discussions around this topic, and folks have highlighted these concerns more articulately than i could ever hope to do.
take your pick.
- cypress66 2y agoIdk, I use cursor which is a proprietary commercial VS code fork and it just works. So clearly the license/OSS situation is very workable.
- kristiandupont 2y ago> ‘embrace-extend-extinguish’ model is what it _truly_ is With this mindset, what could MS possibly create that wouldn't make you say this?
- mynameisash 2y agoThis definitely seems like an unfalsifiable proposition for the MS haters. Microsoft does something shitty? See, they're a terrible company. Microsoft does something awesome? Well, we're currently in the "embrace" or "extend", so they're a terrible company. I'm as (or more) pessimistic than the next guy about the state of tech and capitalism, but at least give credit when and where credit's due.
- signa11 2y agoa previous discussion about something similar happened here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25719045 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25719045
- coretx 2y agoThe destructive EEE strategy is replaced by a constructive poisoning the well strategy. That's arguably moral progress while there is no legal or financial incentive to do so. That's praise for Nadella, not Ballmer.