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by zwaps 1y ago
If he is in the EU he would be right
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by zwaps 1y ago
Pretty successful at invoking the emotion rage
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by zwaps 1y ago
Maybe people just like it? I can’t stand the underroasted garbage that is peddled as coffee nowadays. Sour with no body, taste, or substance! Good Italian coffee is perfect as it is.
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by zwaps 1y ago
You are allowed to like whatever you want, even if it is bodyless, tastesless and oversour bean water in which you invariably dump loads of milk in order to taste it even less. We are just saying it is equivalent and easier to just drink te
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by zwaps 1y ago
I hate modern coffee. It tastes like sour water, or at best like tea. It tastes nothing like good coffee, the properties of which we already figured out long ago eg. in a good Italian espresso. And then these people dump all aggregates of
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by zwaps 1y ago
Essentially yes. While weak copyleft would be fine for the use cases i have seen, the distinction and the licenses have yet to be tested in a EU court. As a a consequence there are a numbers of legal options on the matter and as a consequen
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by zwaps 1y ago
I find this interesting. In your view, who should produce oss and under what circumstances? Is sustainability of oss anything you worry about?
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by zwaps 1y ago
I read papers about copyleft in general but I personally have run in with this for agpl, i should say
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by zwaps 1y ago
that copyleft licenses have disputed consequences in the EU is a fact, which makes them inherently risky
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by zwaps 1y ago
Genuine question: i want to start a project which fundamentally i would line to open source. I want people and in particular people working in companies to use my project. However i also want to be able to make a living from it if it takes
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by zwaps 1y ago
It’s easy to say everyone else is wrong but the majority of innovation and new projects nowadays are coming from people wanting to do oss while still supporting a business with it. That is having it be more than a hobby. Now you can say tha
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by zwaps 1y ago
Copyleft are sadly unclear legally which is why essentially no company uses copyleft licenses even if they should. I mean the intend of apgl is exactly right, but in practice it means you can never ever use it in a company even if you reall
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by zwaps 1y ago
The fork is typically closed source so you do not get to benefit from it and neither does the public good. This of course means that you should never use permissive licensing since it doesn’t provide many key benefits of what people thought
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by zwaps 1y ago
The issue is that hyperscalers will not host your product. They will fork it, close source it, and you get no benefit not even security research. And if you use copyleft, nobody uses your product (or asks flr a commercial non FOSS license)
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by zwaps 1y ago
No you are wrong. People want adoption by any company other than hyperscalers. People would be happy to sell service contracts and the like while keeping their code foss, if only hyperscalers weren’t direct competitors to that. But the real
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by zwaps 1y ago
I really would like to but from working in consulting I know that AGPL is banned in most companies since it’s specifics are completely diffuse and need to be hashed out in court (or are unpalatable). In spirit the AGPL is what is needed but
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by zwaps 1y ago
If your last sentence were true, you’d prefer a world where hyperscalers do not fork and close source a FOSS project but the FOSS project continues on to thrive With copyleft being effectively banned in most companies, it means that there i
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by zwaps 1y ago
Language is defined by society and not by some foundation setting definitions Open source means exactly what people say it means and what they want to understand by it
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by zwaps 1y ago
So compete with AWS or do not make money at all? What a weird reality, seems hyperscalers have truly won and OSS is dead at the same time
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by zwaps 1y ago
Aws killing off an oss company by shady anti competitive tactics and inherenting their code for free is certainly not in the spirit of oss So if you are only saying it is their right, well, as per know CLA it is well within the oss companie
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by zwaps 1y ago
Nobody knows what the AGPL actually says, since it has not been determined sufficiently in court (at least in the EU) which is why the license is blacklisted by most companies. If you want corporate adoption except AWS, you still cannot use
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by zwaps 1y ago
They did figure it out. Contributors signed CLA and so their license change was absolutely legal and in line with what everyone agreed upon. When you started using the product, you should have known this. See what I did there?
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by zwaps 1y ago
Never had an issue on Mac, never got it to work properly on a single of my many linux laptops
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by zwaps 1y ago
The question you ask is really important, because it shows how devious the Stasi regime was and why it lasted half a century. Why would they do this? Why would they go through these lengths to destroy a person so entirely they wouldn't
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by zwaps 1y ago
Linux UIs can’t even align fonts correctly within the elements. It is miles away from the original and you can immediately see its Linux because things don’t quite line up. Huge difference in quality, attention to detail, and the entire int
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by zwaps 2y ago
But they score it on their own benchmark, on which coincidentally Gemini models always were the only good ones. In Nolima or Babilong we see that Gemini models still cant do long context. Excited to see if it works this time.
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by zwaps 2y ago
These type of models need to be trained across thousands of GPUs, which requires distributed engineering on a much higher level than "normal" distributed systems. This is true for DeepSeek as well as for others. There are a few co
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by zwaps 2y ago
Could you give some rough indication of your salary ranges?
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by zwaps 2y ago
Does anyone have a good recent overview with paper links or review article for RL methods? A lot happening in that space
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by zwaps 2y ago
It says they WILL fine tune a model. Sounds fishy

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