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by camgunz 2y ago
No, the whole idea of the AGPL is to make you release modifications even if you're not distributing (i.e. a web app). No modifications, no release.
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by camgunz 2y ago
Can someone please get gofmt to wrap lines. This [0] is ridiculous. [0]: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/60c4c2b2521fb4...
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by camgunz 2y ago
Oh me too for sure. I generally end up littering my emails (for example) with exclamation points just to avoid sounding like "stern male software engineer" but like, is that unprofessional? Why is life so hard haha. A lot of my th
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by camgunz 2y ago
Oh I agree, just trying to leave room for conversation :)
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by camgunz 2y ago
I've lightly struggled w/ this but I think the Web is HTTP/HTML/JS [0]. Like, the Web isn't FTP or SSH, or NTP or NNTP. You can maybe make a case for Gemini/Spartan/Gopher because of linking, but they don&
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by camgunz 2y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33509223
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by camgunz 2y ago
You can license your software under multiple licenses. You can offer an AGPL3 license for those willing to accept those terms alongside letting customers pay for a different licensing agreement. EDIT: Linking the FSF's contact page: h
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by camgunz 2y ago
Why would you need to if they run outside the browser?
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by camgunz 2y ago
One of my roles had an "Engineering Council" where this was done. I don't how well it worked--for example we were very Jenkins-dependent but everyone absolutely hated Jenkins. But, basically you get a cabal together and decid
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by camgunz 2y ago
That's what op is saying, the engine is GPLv2, but the assets are copyrighted. There's Freedoom though and it's pretty good [0]. [0]: https://freedoom.github.io/
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by camgunz 2y ago
- Not having skip levels - Not having a manager development program - Not having retros for engineering processes (e.g. does our 80% coverage rule still make sense, should Jenkins be our job runner, etc.) - Reaching into individual teams to
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by camgunz 2y ago
This is pretty close to what I built for maintaining demo compatibility in Doom engines. Basically it runs a demo and dumps a save game to a file every frame. As soon as there's a divergence it says what the difference is (monster 17 i
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by camgunz 2y ago
It's not "any"; it's "fewer". Anyone remember when we blew a hole in the deficit to give them a tax cut? Definitely would help to solve that problem by rolling that one back.
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by camgunz 2y ago
The guy tries to harpoon progressives by saying billionaires (just barely) couldn't fund the US govt for a year, but there's less than 1000 of them! A group of people probably smaller than your high school could fund 80% of the ri
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by camgunz 2y ago
Great write up; but honestly all I could think is what a blunder it was when Mozilla vetoed shipping SQLite.
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by camgunz 2y ago
>> I'd be inclined to do away with the argument entirely > Should this be two methods? Blah blah blah.
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by camgunz 2y ago
I feel like this comes up here and there, and generally what I think is these probably aren't good functions. Enums won't save you from all the twisting and turning you're doing in a function that takes 3 booleans. Rules like
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by camgunz 2y ago
Presidents order the deaths of people in the interest of national security all the time. It's entirely within their official duties. This is a legal thread on a tech forum so I find your credentialism thoroughly disingenuous. If you wa
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by camgunz 2y ago
Yeah but your argument ignores the fact that this all has to be hashed out after the fact. Before this ruling, presidents could ask counsel if something was legal or not (ex: there are tapes of Trump doing this during his attempt to steal t
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by camgunz 2y ago
> Are you willing to see Biden go to jail because an activist DA in TX used an obscure law that no one had ever been prosecuted under, in a 90+% "red" venue, with a complicit judge and jury? This has always been possible ( Nixo
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by camgunz 2y ago
> Trump's lawyers admitted as much in the oral arguments. Trump's counsel did admit this, but the opinion contains no such carve out. It says "he is entitled to at least presumptive immunity from prosecution for all his of
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by camgunz 2y ago
Honestly I just don't think the conservative Justices are that smart. Here's Roberts arguing that because something never happened (criminal prosecution of a former president) no one could have reasonably assumed it would happen:
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by camgunz 2y ago
That was a long time ago. These days single-digit numbers of Republicans impeached/convicted Trump on way worse charges.
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by camgunz 2y ago
Imagine Biden assassinating Trump under the pretense that Trump likely had other classified documents hidden away, or was too mentally unstable to be trusted with presidential secrets. This is the kind of action this ruling sanctions, entir
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by camgunz 2y ago
It's so narrow that it's out of context. The APA does say "all matters of law" but it's in a longer sentence that makes it clear they mean a legal dispute. Roberts et al cram a huge shift of plenary powers through t
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by camgunz 2y ago
This is exactly the argument the dissent made: we've had Chevron for 80 years; if Congress was ever unhappy about it, they could have done something about it.
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by camgunz 2y ago
Nicotine Addiction: Neurobiology and Mechanism: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32322429/ Neurophysiology of Nicotine Addiction: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22454789/
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by camgunz 2y ago
Just like people who swear they love the constitution, people who swear they love the Bible usually have no idea what's in it. Like if you want to go full "New Covenant" you don't need the Bible for that; if you don&#x27
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by camgunz 2y ago
IME gRPC is almost never the right balance of tradeoffs. There are (much) better tools for defining web APIs that web apps can actually use without a proxy, JSON encoding/decoding is easy to get to be real fast, and language support va
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by camgunz 2y ago
God this Gwern junk will never die. There's tons [0] of evidence that nicotine is addictive on its own. > Why are nicotine pouches and vapes addictive It's the nicotine. [0]: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=nicotine+a

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