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dtrailin

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    Comment #39016803

    Unless it's a 1 for 1 replica I don't see how it's a substitute in the copyright sense.

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    Comment #35833352

    Chroma runs on Windows since I believe it's just a python package: https://github.com/chroma-core/chroma

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    Comment #35832048

    Having a waitlist was a smart approach for Bluesky. Gives them an opportunity to scale and polish the user experience while building hype for people without an invite.

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    Comment #27726317

    Interesting, so your argument is not about parroting but specifically about the novel code Copilot generates. My sense is that it would be fine for all licenses except for AGPL as …

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    Comment #27725840

    It's not clear why it would need to be if it runs as a online service. I would say this is analogous to a search engine index. Google for example likely has lots of GPL code in it'…

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    Comment #26519670

    There some interesting writing from Joel Spolsky on these types of FAQs : https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2018/04/23/strange-and-madden... > When Jeff and I were talking about the i…

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    Comment #26085631

    How does this feature work on Gitlab? Can you link a doc? Is it VS code as well?

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    Comment #25865339

    I would bet on AWS in this case as they will also likely have the support of anyone who wants to make a hosted service of those products. It will be interesting to see if eventuall…

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    Comment #25853099

    Where can I see a list of DMCA requests that Gitlab has received and which ones Gitlab has chosen not to comply with?

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    Comment #25513528

    It's also not that uncommon to see people go from Amazon go to Microsoft especially in teams like Azure. There's more difference between teams within the two of them than there is …

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    Comment #24741547

    For me the thorny ethical issue is not so much working on directly evil stuff like missile targeting software for the military but software that has both military and civilian use.…

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    Comment #24689899

    Ensuring that people are using the latest version might become easier if the framework becomes unbundled from the OS. I bet every Chromebook and Chromecast is using the latest Andr…

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    Comment #24689575

    I wonder if we will reach a point where Android might become the standard way to make apps across every platform. The framework seem abstract enough that it seems like run on diffe…

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    Comment #24624563

    Would be interested in what that salary range is. I assume a larger part of their comp is RSU and options.

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    Comment #24422319

    Given current 50x multiples and high valuations for unprofitable tech companies I don't think there is much evidence that that current stock markets are unable to value long term v…

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    Comment #23459361

    Yes, this seems very similar to the ONNX Runtime https://github.com/microsoft/onnxruntime . I'm not sure why they needed to reinvent the wheel here.

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    Comment #23267508

    I don't think any of these companies are going "full remote". It seems like the strategy is more like, remote if you want it but there is still an office.