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If you’re in front of keyboard, and someone is saying what to type. Does this makes you an author of this code? Definitely no.
If you’re in front of keyboard, someone is saying what to type and you creatively rework what you hear. Does this makes you an author of this code? Like, you know, ChatGPT can make an existing code better, but this doesn’t mean ChatGPT wrote it. So mostly no
See, the programming job is not about typing characters to the code editor. It’s even not about choosing between different idioms or applying common algorithms or patterns. It’s about solving problems. That’s where like 90% of efforts going
You might say OP is not a true OSS developer because of solving own problems. But most OSS contributors are solving their problems, what a surprise. This is why OSS still exists.
You might say OP is a glory hunter. But in fact, he spent few days solving the problem and then the authorship was just stolen by rewriting the solution. It’s normal to demand a proper authorship of the work you’ve done
The problem here is when you sell LTS solutions for $10M thinking you can pay $1000 for keeping your solution afloat for two decades.
It doesn’t work this way. Operation systems as well as frameworks and runtimes, are constantly changing, because the industry is constantly moving forward. The only way to keep up is to constantly (and regularly) update YOUR software too (and plan the budgets accordingly). It’s your responsibility to fulfil your obligation.
After all, you can still run an up to date Linux (or better NetBSD) on a very old hardware, the problem is that you didn’t update your software regularly to just keep up with changing API/ABI, means didn’t invested too much on a longevity of your product
Did I read this correctly?
There is a lot of conflicts have been in the last 70 years indeed, but author (and your cite) says: "does not take similar measures against other countries who wage wars which have caused way more deaths and displacement of individuals" and I'm pointing that this is a false statement, because not author nor you can't name any one
Just a part of the story: https://twitter.com/EliotHiggins/status/1584607815968395264 — this is all just a regular "Smart IT people"
What is happening here is whitewashing a genocide machine many of russians are part of
Nothing different? Really?
Okay: - Xeon W compatible motherboard: ~$700-750 - E-ATX case with a good airflow: ~$200-300 - Quiet cpu fan (not server one): ~$70 - Keyboard/Mouse: ~$50-100 - OS: $199
After some simple calculation we may see a little bit increased estimated price about $3000 which is not so impressive as $1739 right?
This is a “budget” setup compared to Apple’s “luxury” components like highly extensible custom motherboard with T2, Thunderbolt 3 etc., large, beautiful aluminum case with an excelent airflow and so on.
Had Apple a leeway space to lower the price? Of course yes, but it’s definitely not $4200, i’d say like $500-1000. Should Apple do this? No. I see no reason for price drop, while competitors like Dell and Asus offers more expensive and less featured workstations.
Please, read the sources before making this type of comments.
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