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ravendb.net
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| | | | | In RavenDB, we reallycare about performance. That means that our typical code does notfollow idiomatic C# code. Instead, we make use of everythin... | |
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snipe.net
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| | | | | When I explain to people that I run a business writing free, open source software, most people look at me like I'm an alien. Understandably so. It's weird and confusing to those who aren't knee-deep in it. It works, and it's great when it works, but there are some unique challenges that this type of [...] | |
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vadosware.io
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| | | | | The future of Open Source is AGPL and it's been a long time coming. | |
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unixsheikh.com
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| | | [AI summary] The text presents a critical view of the GNU General Public License (GPL), arguing that it fails to achieve its intended goals of promoting free software and sharing knowledge. The author believes the GPL's restrictive nature discourages collaboration and innovation, and that it creates more harm than good. Instead, the author advocates for a more permissive licensing approach that encourages voluntary contributions and respects the autonomy of individuals and companies. The text also touches on broader issues related to corporate greed, proprietary software, and the importance of user freedom and data privacy. The author acknowledges the historical context and the good intentions behind the GPL but ultimately concludes that a different licensin... | ||
