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by istvan__ 11y ago
Nope. I am not leaching on anything. You can twist words as much as you want but freedom is not defined by you or RMS or for that matter anybody else. It is pretty clearly defined in the dictionary and AGPL contradicts the foundation of fre
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by istvan__ 11y ago
He did not mention hiring anywhere in his comment. Can you actually reply to him instead of giving words into his mouth?
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Just pointing out some of the obvious: - Yeah right, please explain this to my mom. She is a user of my software. Thank you in advance. - Even if it was about my users you cannot re-define freedom for them aka same thing applies as I wrote
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Not really. I just know that Amazon's lawyer team has more expertise in law than I do. They also run a relatively large business while I am working for a small company. If their legal team decided that protecting their IP is best done
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by istvan__ 11y ago
We reached an agreement: - you proved to me that AGPL is not usable in any professional system that runs in the cloud - also proved that it does things forcefully so I am right not using it Thank you!
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by istvan__ 11y ago
It kind of funny how people turn their heads away about this situation. Anyways, I just finished reading the Fortune article from 2012 and it has more color to the story. http://fortune.com/2012/10/25/ellen-pa
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by istvan__ 11y ago
As I said earlier I do not use AGPL code. Don't you need to opensource a service that works with the AGPL service?
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by istvan__ 11y ago
I did not write that I cant prove it but I hope somebody has more context. The things that I state are proven see link below.
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by istvan__ 11y ago
http://time.com/3904431/ellen-pao-appeal-sexism-case/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddy_Fletcher
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Pretty sad that the free speech is disappearing from the internet with the speed of light and it gets replaced with propaganda. Victoria was a well known character of the reddit community and she did a lot for them. Sad to see her gone.
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Yep, many organizations banned it already and few guys are learning it the hard way that they should have. Google requires special approvals to even use AGPL in their network. It is kind of funny that these guys who want AGPL showed down y
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Yes, this is exactly right. If you want to write free software just use a nice license like MIT, BSD, Apache, Eclipse etc. Why would you want to force your views on people?
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Yep, these licenses are banned in Amazon for example. I am also refusing to use AGPL projects because I think free supposed to be free in the BSDL sense and not some weird awkward way that AGPL is trying to force on people.
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by istvan__ 11y ago
I think what matters is: outside the organization where the certain language was invented what is the the most users use it for. Aka: outside Google what is Go used for? Mostly web related project and low level IO, databases, data stores, e
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by istvan__ 11y ago
I don't think it is a big surprise. C++ programmers like features that Go does not have. Ruby/Python guys like out of the box performance that Ruby/Python does not have. :) A good summary of Go here: https://news.y
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Same here, I never understood Java interfaces, abstract classes, and a ton of other "features" but picking up Clojure was a breeze. I don't understand why complicating thing that supposed to be simple helps you by any mean.
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Sir, this comment just made my day. I am going to screen shot it and place it in our office when anybody asks why I use mostly Clojure for my work.
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Oh boy, if I could publish all of the things I went through. I was hoping too, until I have been in several companies, I have experienced with several developers and that was the time when I started to think, this is not an isolated problem
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by istvan__ 11y ago
I do not have this problem, because I understand this very well. I said, an average Java dev has this problem, that is based on my experience working with Java devs in San Francisco for few years.
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Could not agree more. I hope somebody write a sane toolchain for open source once.
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by istvan__ 11y ago
No, I do not mean like a war file. I am talking about an average Java developer who does not understand how classpath works, how environment works and what are the assumption that is built in to the code and blames everything on other peopl
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by istvan__ 11y ago
One business use case is to stop threads between the Ops and the Dev team about missing JAR files on a production system. If Docker was fixing this only, I would still use it. There is nothing better than a single binary deployment that is
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by istvan__ 11y ago
I would do something like this on my macbook: git clone blah && cd blah && brew install leiningen && lein figwheel I don't know what is you operating system and other details. You need leiningen, that is the mak
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by istvan__ 11y ago
I think it is one of the best stacks out there for web. Check out this: https://github.com/bhauman/flappy-bird-demo It uses figwheel for the dynamic changes of state when you change to code, and it renders it without r
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Also I would ask them to create it as a pull request on Github push it to a branch in a private repo. Another 10% of candidates gone. (There might be overlap with the guys who don't have Github presence and anything online but you get
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Welcome to California! :) You know you are absolutely right. Some companies care only about what is hip and nothing else. "I saw the best minds of my generation... writing spam filters." — Neal Stephenson, Solve For X
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Stanford's CoreNLP and Clojure: Sentiment Analysis(damionjunk.com)
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Any down voter care to explain why are you down voting facts?
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by istvan__ 11y ago
Very true! Thanks for pointing this out too.
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by istvan__ 11y ago
There is nothing ironic here, humans add more CO2 sources and kill the most CO2 sinks (forests) these activities would put any system off balance. People like to talk about how CO2 production is bad but they forget to mention that killing r

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