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> Special thanks to Mario Zechner for his support and for pi-mono. Special thanks to Adam Doppelt for lobster.bot. https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw?tab=rea

• shimman 8mo ago
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  • badlogic 8mo ago
    don't do this, this is ridiculous. both openclaw and pi are passion projects by two friends who are already well off.
    • shimman 8mo ago
      If we're in a thread discussing someone getting a job off of the project, it seems fair to discuss how other members are being compensated too.
      • badlogic 8mo ago
        i'm not a member of openclaw. i build some oss in parallel, and added 3 or so commits to the openclaw repo. and peter is taking some of the openclaw contributors with him.
        • shimman 8mo ago
          Okay and do you think you're entitled to any payout in proportion of your efforts? I would argue yes you are.
  • p-e-w 8mo ago
    What nonsense is this. You seem to be implying that contributing to an open source project creates some kind of entitlement to whatever another contributor attains. That’s not how it works.
    • shimman 8mo ago
      I think it would be a very interesting discussion in how open source projects get compensated. Acting like it's shameful to discuss things, in a thread literally about someone making a massive payday by getting hired from an OS project, is odd. It's not like it would be an impossible ask to include a stipulation to also compensate other developers, but what do I know? In fact I'm curious why this doesn't happen more, but it feels like crab bucket mentality which is the mindset VC culture has exported across the world.