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by bibyte 8y ago
Then choose a proprietary licence. Enterprise customers will not be afraid to touch your code and nobody will be able to fork it without your permission.
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JavaScript “loose” comparison step by step(felix-kling.de)
1 points by bibyte 8y ago|0 comments
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by bibyte 8y ago
I agree. It sucks when some giant company forks your project and gives you nothing. But that's exactly the point of open source licences. If Elastic doesn't like getting their projects forked why did they use Apache 2.0 in the fir
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Don't Make It Callable(orbifold.xyz)
1 points by bibyte 8y ago|0 comments
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by bibyte 8y ago
This is awesome! Many people (including me) complain that Github is too centralized and closed source. AFAIK this is the first platform that integrates git and IPFS. It looks like it is built around the Git CLI. So another layer of abstract
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Choose a Licence Wizard(beza1e1.tuxen.de)
1 points by bibyte 8y ago|0 comments
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A JavaScript-Free Front End(dev.to)
484 points by bibyte 8y ago|210 comments
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Refactoring Haskell: A Case Study(vaibhavsagar.com)
2 points by bibyte 8y ago|0 comments
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Acme Process Management(otremblay.com)
2 points by bibyte 8y ago|0 comments
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by bibyte 8y ago
Crazy to think it is only 30 years old. In just thirty years it has spread to almost every corner of the world. The amount information stored in the web right now is so large that I can't even imagine it. And it will only continue to g
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Oldschool planar graphics and why they were a good idea(codeplusplus.blogspot.com)
124 points by bibyte 8y ago|65 comments
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by bibyte 8y ago
OpenAI is slowly but surely turning into another for profit AI company. They are slowly killing all the original ideals that made OpenAI unique over the hundreds of AI startups. They should just rebrand it. And they are unironically talking
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by bibyte 8y ago
I wonder why they didn't split the commit.
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by bibyte 8y ago
I should have clarified I was talking about Linux not Windows. I can see how my quote could have caused that mistake. Sorry.
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by bibyte 8y ago
> For their sake, I hope they don't take the 'We have BtrFS/eBPF/X' path. To my eyes at least they are pretty much helpless to do anything about it because of the licences. Do you have any ideas as to how they co
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Curv: A language for making art using mathematics(github.com)
152 points by bibyte 8y ago|28 comments
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QED Manifesto(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by bibyte 8y ago|1 comments
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by bibyte 8y ago
Are we talking about the same book ? I can only see two TODOs in the TOC. All the other links seems to be working.
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by bibyte 8y ago
A very similar idea is the Wisp[1] mode in Guile. 1. https://www.draketo.de/proj/wisp/
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by bibyte 8y ago
Here is another great article about statistics that was posted a few days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19278839
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by bibyte 8y ago
Which repo ? The latest commit on this repo is 1 year old. https://github.com/flyingzumwalt/decentralized-web-primer
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by bibyte 8y ago
I think this is the gitbook: https://flyingzumwalt.gitbooks.io/decentralized-web-primer/
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by bibyte 8y ago
IPFS is truly an exciting project. Unfortunately in practice it is much slower then the normal web. I am hoping that will change in the future. In case anybody else missed it here is the gitbook link: https://flyingzumwalt.gitboo
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by bibyte 8y ago
Why do people think that software engineering is the ultimate job in the world ? Sure it pays well and is generally a good job but other jobs are important too. Our modern lifestyle isn't solely built by software engineers. The meme is
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by bibyte 8y ago
Not all open source projects are on Github. In fact Github doesn't even host the majority of it.
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by bibyte 8y ago
> Also, do not want Arch or any <distro-name> - I just want LINUX (or Desktop Linux). What do you mean ? How can you have Linux without using a distro ? Are you saying there should be one official distro instead of many ?
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by bibyte 8y ago
You are right but Blender is the exception rather then the rule.
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by bibyte 8y ago
The security differences between then and now is so complex that it's just mind-boggling.
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by bibyte 8y ago
A really interesting thing is that unlike on other tasks (programming?) open source is not that visible in the graphics/animation space.
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Using Chez Scheme as a Shell(forum.hunterpraska.com)
3 points by bibyte 8y ago|3 comments

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