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by akagusu 4y ago
Your modifications will be GPL licensed so you still need to provide the source code for your modifications. Roughly speaking, with GPL binaries can cost someone money but source code is always free of charge.
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by akagusu 4y ago
There is nothing dumb in Adobe's deal to buy Figma. They are buying market dominance, not the product.
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by akagusu 4y ago
How much stories like this do we need to accept that this shit must be regulated?
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by akagusu 4y ago
This acquisition is anticompetitive and should be blocked by government.
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by akagusu 4y ago
Companies are halting investments, people are being laid-off, people's debt is increasing, inflation is high than ever... What more do they need to accept we are in a recession?
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NocoBase is a open-source no-code/low-code platform to build internal tools(github.com)
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by akagusu 4y ago
Fascism is alive and well in the big corporate America.
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by akagusu 4y ago
One interesting thing I noticed here is that people don't have see any problem when government give large subsidies to big corps full of money or forgive their debts or use public money to "save" them during economic crashes,
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by akagusu 4y ago
Machines will never rule the world but the owners of the machines will.
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by akagusu 4y ago
In the past, one way of choosing a brand was to compare how durable were its product against the competition. Today, corporations sell products that will break just to force you to buy another one. And they do this while spending millions i
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by akagusu 4y ago
The interesting part of the SSR reinvention is that it only occurred in the Javascript land. PHP/ Python/ Ruby /<put_your_language_here> folks never stopped doing it. Actually, for some folks in the Javascript land, SSR
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by akagusu 4y ago
They will never teach something like this because you would need to define what a scam is and lots of shady business practices that we tolerate as legits would fall into the category of scam. You would probably set a line between scams allo
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by akagusu 4y ago
Yes,if you count Bash as a language, if not, Python, so yes, again.
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by akagusu 4y ago
Tech companies have been doing this for the last 10 years or more and people didn't learn it yet. They seduce you with a generous free tier that is so generous that you can even build production stuff for free. They have only a few pai
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by akagusu 4y ago
Same here. Lots of money wasted on Windows licenses.
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by akagusu 4y ago
If I understood correctly, they set up an economic plan that would make the rich richer and the poor poorer, but diverged about the influence of inflation in the final result. In both cases the rich would get richer, but inflation would cau
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by akagusu 4y ago
US democracy already died. What we are seeing here is the death of the illusion of democracy we have. You can vote but oligarchies and monopolies control who gets elected. The policies adopted by those who were elected serves a few purposes
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by akagusu 4y ago
Interesting how people see thistle as a problem to be understood and solved instead of a design choice. The answer here is so much simple than that. Pay more and you get more external displays, pay less and you get less external displays.
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by akagusu 4y ago
> I like to think of what a donation of that amount could feed people. $1 is a bulk meal for someone in need. Should Netflix prevent me from donating three meals to needy families? If they know you have $3 to donate to someone in need th
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by akagusu 4y ago
First we payed for screens, now we need to pay for homes, then what? What will they invent to take more money from us? Interesting how companies invent new ways to take our money as consumers and also invent new ways to pay us less money as
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by akagusu 4y ago
I think we can get a good package management system for Python if we get rid of PyPA.
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by akagusu 4y ago
I didn't know Facebook was protecting documents under NDA. Can you provide references?
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by akagusu 4y ago
There is a clear trend where companies want to abuse workers and want to them to not complain about it, and if they complain, they are fired. Companies are using the fear of being fired to silence workers about their abuses, and I think it
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by akagusu 4y ago
One of many benefits of posting "this should be illegal" is that it exposes what people think about the problem. We think the problem is just the big corp circumventing moral, ethics and even law for make a profit, but how many pe
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by akagusu 4y ago
This is the kind of thing that should be illegal.
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by akagusu 4y ago
Unfortunately, there is no official way to handle dependencies in Python projects. You should use what is best for you and the only way to find it is to try all of them. If you find this a mess, it is because it is. Python dependency manage
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by akagusu 4y ago
> while Electron continues to gain momentum Electron is not gaining momentum, it already is the standard. No matter what people try to invent, it needs to do all Electron does but ways better.
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by akagusu 4y ago
Thanks for your comment. It saved me from writing my own.
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by akagusu 4y ago
Basically, they want even more people to use a product that requires a Google account so they can track people everywhere the same way they do with Android. Somebody should make this illegal.
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by akagusu 4y ago
Hell! I forgot that.

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