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davidicke.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses the Gates Foundation's promotion of digital IDs as a tool against poverty, highlighting the Modular Open Source Identity Platform (MOSIP) and its potential to improve lives in low- and middle-income countries, while also touching on broader themes of control and digital infrastructure. | |
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lu.is
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| | | | | Q: So why are we here? A: At the end of this week, after 16 years, the Free Software Foundation should bless version three of the GNU General Public License, the sequel to what is arguably the most... | |
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www.eliza-ng.me
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| | | | | Title: OpenAI's Actions Raise Ethical and Legal Concerns for Open Source Software In a nutshell: The recent actions of OpenAI feeding GitHub data into a language model have raised concerns about potential violations of open-source software licenses such as the GPL and the future implications for the open-source community. Open-source software has long been a cornerstone of innovation, allowing developers to collaborate and build upon existing code to create new projects and solutions. However, the recent revelations regarding OpenAI's use of GitHub data to train a language model have sparked a debate within the open-source community about the ethical and legal implications of such actions. | |
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rdist.root.org
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| | | Virtual security appliances -- because the vendor who can't be bothered to package their software to work with multiple OS versions is completely trustworthy to throw in an arbitrary version of Linux, harden it, and keep it up-to-date also. Chris Hoff has written a nice series of posts about this trend. The approach of sticking... | ||
