thelema314

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   by thelema314 17y ago

   In both of your wealthy and thrifty baker examples, you seem to think that the $250 is stuck under his mattress, and needs to be pried out ASAP to do any good. More likely: 1) it's being invested in some business activity, which loses that
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   by thelema314 17y ago

   Fork early, fork often. It's the GPL that legalizes merging, past that, the worst that happens is that someone wastes their time on code that doesn't get used. If it's the fork, tough cookies for them. If it's the "original author", they
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   by thelema314 18y ago

   This relates to the "version 2.0" dilemma. Version 1 of a program works well enough to make money, so that team gets to make a version 2. But they try to "redo it right" by making their product do everything conceivable (think emacs), but