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edwinkys

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    Hi HN! In the past month, I have been building Phantasm. Phantasm offers toolkits to create a human approval layer for AI agents which allows teams to monitor and guide the workflo…

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    Comment #41362890

    Yeah, I think they're just trying to ramp up the GitHub profile. But you're suggestion is some next level cool stuff there and I'll definitely keep it in mind.

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    Comment #41360714

    Yes. One part of me is a bit happy since people wouldn't just copy unknown & useless project

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    Comment #41360601

    It seems like it. I'm curious as to why would he do this? Some people say that it's for portfolio to get a job. But wouldn't recruiter be able to tell that this is not their work?

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    Comment #41360577

    Yeah! That's what I noticed as well from the banner.

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    Comment #41360566

    Yeah, that's probably true. I'm just an indie dev looking for a job and bringing lawyers into this probably wouldn't make sense for my situation.

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    Comment #41360524

    Sorry to hear that happen to you. I agree. I don't plan to escalate it. My current plan is to reach out to them and maybe report it to GitHub if ignored.

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    Comment #41360476

    I see. I am not quite familiar with the legality of the licensing and stuff. I will keep this in mind for future reference.

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    Comment #41353543

    Yeah. I'm sure it's for something like that.

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    Comment #41353530

    Hey, thank you so much for your kind words!

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    Comment #41353477

    Based on the commits, PRs, and issue history, they were all previous issues that exists in OasysDB. They changed the name of the contributors to their own. For example, this is the…

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    Comment #41353447

    Thank you for the reply. This is my first time having this issue and I'm not quite sure either. I just think that giving credit where credit is due seems more ethical. I will defin…

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    Comment #41352233

    That's a great idea! I will try that.

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    Comment #41351917

    Hey, thank you for your suggestion. I tried to read the license and if I'm not mistaken, they need to attribute the copyright to the original project, no?

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    Comment #41351887

    I see. How should I do that? Report repository?

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    Comment #41351867

    Unfortunately not. I tried to find some form of attribution to the original project but I couldn't find any.

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    What should I do when someone blatantly copy my open-source project on GitHub?

    Hi HN, I created an open-source vector database a couple months back called OasysDB. It's not a popular project but it serve a specific use case and has a small community behind it…

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    Comment #39845139

    Hey everyone! In the past 4 weeks, I joined a program called Backdrop Build, a hackathon/incubator program for builders like myself. In this program, I worked on OasysDB, a lightwe…

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