orlandohill

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by orlandohill 2y ago
It's probably best that you pay for legal advice from one of the creators of PolyForm. It looks like Kyle has time for consultation clients. https://availability.kemitchell.com/
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by orlandohill 2y ago
Could you use a PolyForm license instead? They have a set of standardized, source-available licenses that are much shorter and easier to understand. "The PolyForm Project is a group of experienced licensing lawyers and technologists d
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by orlandohill 2y ago
I have an Eyemoo Epaper S1, and am very happy with it. It works great indoors with the front light set to a low brightness. The screen is noticeably more comfortable than a regular LCD or OLED. Combined with a tablet stand and either a Blue
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by orlandohill 2y ago
Fair Source also uses Delayed Open Source publication. Delayed Open Source publication (DOSP) is a concept established by the Open Source Initiative (OSI). It is in keeping with OSI's public-benefit mandate to "persuade organizat
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by orlandohill 2y ago
The PolyForm Project has a set of standardized source-available licenses. "The PolyForm Project is a group of experienced licensing lawyers and technologists developing simple, standardized, plain-language software source code license
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by orlandohill 2y ago
I've been happy with my 13.3" Dasung Paperlike HD-FT. I can imagine eventually getting a larger color e-ink monitor for office work, and a smaller one for travel.
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by orlandohill 2y ago
You could connect your laptop to an e-ink monitor. That's what I do. I've been using a 13.3" Dasung Paperlike HD-FT e-ink monitor since 2020. The refresh rate is fine for reading and writing code, and most websites are easily
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by orlandohill 2y ago
I've been using a 13.3" Dasung Paperlike HD-FT e-ink monitor since 2020. The refresh rate is fine for reading and writing code, and most websites are easily usable in black and white. I normally use a terminal-based text editor in
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by orlandohill 2y ago
You can get a similar e-ink experience with the Dasung E-ink Phone Monitor. The advantage is that it just mirrors your phone display and acts as a touch screen. You can keep using your existing apps without having to transfer data to a new
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A Light in the Woods(alightinthewoods.net)
72 points by orlandohill 3y ago|13 comments
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by orlandohill 3y ago
Aaron Parecki has two courses on OAuth: The Nuts and Bolts of OAuth 2.0 https://www.udemy.com/course/oauth-2-simplified/ Advanced OAuth Security https://www.udemy.com/course/advanced-oauth-sec
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Switching to Elixir(leemeichin.com)
336 points by orlandohill 3y ago|276 comments
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by orlandohill 3y ago
Focus on acquiring the language through meaningful input, rather than rote memorization. Favor listening comprehension over reading comprehension. The Refold guides, YouTube channel, and Discord server are good resources for language learn
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by orlandohill 3y ago
Ebooks: - https://www.smashwords.com/ - https://www.tor.com/ - https://ospreypublishing.com/ - https://www.baen.com - https://weightlessbooks.com/ - https:&#x2
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by orlandohill 3y ago
The PolyForm Project has a suite of standardized, source available licenses for when using an OSI-approved open source license is inappropriate. They probably could have used PolyForm Noncommercial instead of drafting their own license. ht
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Engineering Management for the Rest of Us(engmanagement.dev)
2 points by orlandohill 3y ago|0 comments
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by orlandohill 3y ago
Those are examples of non-commercial licenses, licenses that grant rights, free of charge, but restrict commercial use of software. When I say dual licensing, I am referring to the business model of offering software for free under a non-co
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by orlandohill 3y ago
The commercial license typically grants the right to sublicense the software as part of a larger piece of software that can be sold commercially. Both commercial and non-commercial users can copy, modify, and redistribute modified and unmod
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by orlandohill 3y ago
The PolyForm Project also has other licenses. For example, the PolyForm Small Business License allows free use in organizations with fewer than 100 individuals and less than 1,000,000 USD in annual revenue. https://polyformprojec
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by orlandohill 3y ago
Both the PolyForm Noncommercial License and the Prosperity Public License are irrevocable. There is no lock-in. Everyone gets the code, just like with an OSI-approved "open source" license. Dual commercial/non-commercial li
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by orlandohill 3y ago
Another approach is to allow free non-commercial use, and to charge for commercial licenses. There are licenses that grant all the rights that non-commercial users want, but still require businesses to pay. https://polyformprojec
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by orlandohill 3y ago
Transflective LCDs, a.k.a. RLCDs, are currently being sold. There are two iterations of Sun Vision Display's 32 inch monitor, and Eyemoo recently released an Android tablet with an RLCD sceen. I have the Eyemoo Epaper S1, and an very h
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by orlandohill 3y ago
There are comics to suit every literary taste. Understanding Comics , by Scott McCloud, is an examination of the medium in the form of a comic. Maus , by Art Spiegelman, is a dual memoir of holocaust survival and the creation of the book
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by orlandohill 3y ago
There's also a follow-up. https://billwillingham.substack.com/p/more-about-fables-in-t... Hearing how DC treats comics creators makes me want to boycott their future publications. Thankfully, there are publishers
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by orlandohill 3y ago
Donna Tartt also narrated an audiobook version of True Grit.
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by orlandohill 3y ago
Twilight: 2000 was recently revised and reprinted by Free League Publishing. https://freeleaguepublishing.com/en/games/twilight-2000/
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by orlandohill 3y ago
The e-reader itself is slightly larger than A4, at 224mm×302.6mm. Since the front case of the device is white, zooming in slightly would give a reading experience similar to holding an A4-sized piece of paper, when reading documents with wh
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by orlandohill 3y ago
Dasung make an A4-sized e-reader. They also make e-ink monitors, 25.3 and 13.3 inches in size. https://shop.dasung.com/
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by orlandohill 3y ago
Dasung has an A4-sized e-reader. I haven't tried any of their tablets, but I use one of their monitors. https://shop.dasung.com/
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by orlandohill 3y ago
No need to go monochrome. Sunvision already has color RLCD monitors. https://www.sunvisiondisplay.com/ There's also a color RLCD tablet being released soon by Eyemoo. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i

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