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7,178karma·1,095submissions·September 27, 2021
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Yes. I also read it somewhere that, for example, if you hosted your service on Microsoft IIS, SSPL required you to publish IIS source, regardless of the fact that you don't have it.
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/s would be nice. But just in case, I was suggesting to work closely with OSI and do enough back and forth until a license is agreed upon.
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But SSPL was not approved by OSI. BY "investing" I mean getting it to the same status as AGPL :)
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As a lay person, I still don't get what is AGPL missing that makes vendors "invent" so many new licenses and spawn so much debate? Why not just use AGPL, and if it's insufficient,…
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Does it run docker?
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Just call it JS and make the trademark forgotten.
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While we are at it, can we please not have a human "master" in every Scrum team?
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Submarine articles for the win: https://paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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Isn't it more like the other way around, i.e. Office being an exception of a category where open source solutions lag far behind the proprietary ones? Of course Blender is a marvelous piece of so…
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Recently I had two cases (Car map update, Phone software fix) that requires Windows and only Windows. Wine didn't work, possibly due to some USB port connectivity permissions lost. God dammit!
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In some countries there is.
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Still far better than "Serverless".
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Isn't putting Wang as leading him a worse PR compared to just letting him go?
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Very interesting, thanks a lot. If only we had the densities :/
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Since some time ago when "storage is cheap" was trendy, I have been thinking about the question of physical boundaries of data storage, i.e. how many Terabytes can be fit in a square (cubic?…
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This is indeed far more of a "HN Style" comment.
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Do you use AI to detect AI-related content?
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It's quite funny/interesting that this is higher in HN front page than the news of the AWS outage that caused it.
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Wondering how this compares to e.g. Jep for Java/Python interoperability ( https://github.com/ninia/jep ). Would be way more exciting if it could _compile_ Python to Wasm (or …
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For a backend project in Java, I use Jep for Python interoperability and making use of Python ecosystem. It gives me a "non-restricted" Python to have in my Java code, something I'm qu…
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Hasn't Pyodide been available for some years now?
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There are some interesting talks and slide decks that I have to search around to find. Here is one: https://speakerdeck.com/bazlur_rahman/breaking-java-stereoty... Check jbang.de…