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by Google, it was a special google ads program

Would love to see the differences vs the Language Tool offering.

Yes it seems it is under the GPL 3

My understanding is that in the United States of America copyright law is bith a matter of civil law and criminal law, as the tragic case of mr Aaron Swartz, that was threatened with fines of up to $100k & 10 years of jail for each copyright infringement violation.

I do believe that the US law is Draconian, but you can't say "oh Swartz! yeah just a guy, let's bully him to oblivion with hundreds of years of jail time and million on fines" while at the same time say "Oh John Deere, that's a corporation, please follow the licensing of the software you use". It doesn't seem right to me.

Don't you still have to pay damages and maybe you have to do the time

Thanks for your work. Looking forward for our first ride on a Falcon in Q4

> If we don't, we screw over everyone working their asses off to change the world.

I work at a non-profit and wouldn't dare to utter these words to any employee. I understand believing what you preach, but actually saying you work on "changing the world" in an internal email seems very problematic? Is it just me?

Say a distro sells laptops with the distro pre-installed while also providing the same image online and might also sell consulting services to companies utilizing the distro. According to my undestanding of the terms of Docker's opend source program, even if said distro was fully open-source and a run by a non-profit they would be non-eligible to participate in the program.

Me too. If the risk of not adhering to a license is minimal, a for-profit organization has fewer incentives to do so.

The US copyright law is draconian, copyright violations are felony violations with 10 years prison and 100k$ fines, the Aaron Swartz taught us that.

Sounds to me like a very effective way to go viral. IMHO.

I do believe that most SVB depositors will get a form of bailout. I don't want to believe that it will come without any obligations though.

How so?

There are some pretty interesting ideas there. I had a conversation with a friend the other day and the whole blockchain then, AI now thing reminded me of a saying about shelling “Picks and Shovels during a Gold Rush”. I think it is intriguing that GPUs are the “picks and shovels” of both the Blockchain Rush and the AI Rush. One could point out conspiracies and PR, another could point out that the as GPUs become more general compute tools, new applications will emerge.

To some extent, I see this pattern emerging in many people on social media (myself included). I tend to put a limit on my social media interactions when I am able to recognize such patterns. I'm uncertain if I will be able to so in the future, but on the other hand, I'm not the CEO of a major social media platform.

Just add water

I really miss Groklaw. Sometimes I wish they could come back, the insight of the author and the community around the site was really valuable and allowed me to have a more informed opinion.

Would love a similar tool for Language Tool to be honest

I know. I've even seen my name written as Eleytherios.

The eclectic order of Saint InGNUtious approves.

My name is Ελευθέριος and I transliterate it as Eleftherios in English.

To my understanding, Yandex is nowadays based in the Netherlands.

Can tou tell that to Edge? Because it insists to become the default browser every now and then at my work.

Sadly the article isn't accessible. I can't help but wonder which principles is the article about.

While I do believe that there are clinical signs of burn-out I would suggest you consult a sleep health professional in a sleep laboratory setting.

If you have any questions about such a thing don't hesitate to reach out.

You are right, I stand corrected.

One has to take into account the historical and cultural background of such laws. The analysis of public and personal data by the government in a massive scale was also part of that cultural and historical background.

While I'm a European I would prefer it would be under an OSI or FSF approved license.

In the 90s we had EuronewsTV broadcasted over the air for free in Greece. It was fairly ok-ish. I had the chance to interact with some reporters of Euronews in 2017 and it was fairly ok but keep in mind that it was about a news story amongst hundreds within a day.

I'm working in a space related nonprofit. The marketing of many startups in the field is quite problematic.

I'm biased thought because I prefer to communicate projects that have reached some maturity, but I have to admit that not seeking investor funding may allow such a thing.

One may argue that seeking investor funding may play a role to exaggerate your operations, but on the other hand this investors could and should seek better understanding of the technological and operational challeges involved.

Playing the devil's advocate here: I think that's indicative of how exciting mainstream tech can be nowadays. But I can't help but wonder how many truly innovative and exciting stuff could be found in less mainstream outlets of the internet.