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Open source powers the business of many large corporations and they give essentially nothing back - why would maintainers refuse an offer for money in this environment?

I'm assuming the bet is that giving away the local models encourages developers to use their cloud ones for more complex tasks

I wonder if this is the precursor to RedHat buying iXsystems

Ghostty is exceptionally good at what it was made for

It is absolutely fine to distill the IP of everyone else, but you'd be violating the TOS to distill ours :)

I just don’t use any AI tooling for my home projects. Work pays for results so AI is basically mandatory to meet the deadlines - but home is for fun so I can take longer to produce hand crafted code.

There must be a better way to prevent the consulting firms from abusing this program

You might want to consider addressing how this differs from mature projects like LiteLLM

The ideas here could be cool as OpenCode plugins

I'm no fan of flock, but I dislike how these articles are blaming the technology when the real issue is the police not bothering to check the information they're given

The market still seems to be hot for roles that provide leverage like platform engineers and Staff+ engineers

It amuses me how Microsoft spent the last two decades trying to fix the reputation they had from the 90s and threw it all away in like a year

Is this just an ad for this product

I think the key question is whether this is processed locally or shipped off somewhere. Apple seems to prefer on-device processing when possible

You seem to confuse writing about an industry backed AI literacy effort with endorsing it, the article is mostly critical

Cool project, shame that Microsoft only allows it to work where it is legally required to.

> Most people likely don’t think about how often they use satellite communications. But that Instagram post you made? You used a satellite.

This article seems to confuse Starlink with ordinary cellular communications

IHL (Indeed Hiring Lab) + IDX (Index) + US (country) + TP (topic) + SOFTDEVE (software development)

I get about 10

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