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In this allegory, did AWS take all the apples in the crate while paying them $1 for every apple, thus becoming the bad guy?
by sokoloff 5mo ago
In this allegory, did AWS take all the apples in the crate while paying them $1 for every apple, thus becoming the bad guy?
- stavros 5mo agoNo. It took the entire crate and paid nothing.
- sokoloff 5mo agoI think there's a massive difference between "paying what was required by the offer" and "paying less than was required by the offer" and only one of them makes you a thief.
- stavros 5mo agoI think there's a massive difference between the letter of the law and the spirit of the law, and saying "but the letter of the law didn't say I couldn't!" doesn't make you any less of a thief.
- Chris2048 5mo ago> "but the letter of the law didn't say I couldn't!" doesn't make you any less of a thief. Yes it does. And it's moot because the apples were offered for free, no restriction on usage.
- cthalupa 5mo agoMost of the companies behind Valkey were writing significant code for Redis. It was certainly not a case of them paying nothing. Valkey has some of the (formerly) most prolific Redis contributors for the era in which it was forked.