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it's a weak point if you think about it. there are licenses to protect against that.

grafana does that, for example, living at the two extremes:

- proprietary stuff for what they need to run in the cloud for their own managed services offering

- gplv3 for everybody else

archive link: https://archive.ph/VHTw9

some theories say that when occupy wallstreet was happening something was needed to shift the attention off the class war.

some people call that a conspiracy theory, but looking back (how the attention to workers rights basically vanished and got replaced with other topics, and how the capitalist world got so much richer) it explains a lot of things very well.

ot reply, congrats

This was already posted and ignored at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49751888 so i’ll ask the same question: again:

I don’t see any github link, is this 21st century embrace, extend, extinguish ?

so cool!

> A model with a 10M context window that retains it's intelligence up to 2M tokens would be a big breakthrough.

so the true next frontier might not be just raw intelligence but rather larger context window?

most things are "fine" if it's okay for you to break the law.

"tax fraud? a lot of people do it and it's just fine"

Nice!

Maybe this is OT but I wonder if openai/anthropic have private versions of their models with wider context windows (4M tokens? 10M tokens?).

We know that the us government usually has private/custom versions of technology available to the general public, but much better.

> 1. did not call him "amazing"

you don't get to police how people talk or feel about other people, duh

> The fact that a large tech company lays 10,000 people off and then immediately turns around and petitions for thousands of H-1B employees is criminal.

the craziest thing is that this has to come from right-wight politicians. really gives you a sense of how much the left is f'd-up in 2026.

I don’t see any github link, is this 21st century embrace, extend, extinguish ?

A meter?

Would this allow, at learning in theory, to build and run a modern Linux distro to run on the ps2 ?

Java is open source and you can get jvm and jdk from other vendors (eg: Red Hat).

You can essentially live all your java life without ever interacting with Oracle.

And that’s why i keep ubuntu far from my computers…

aye! 'twas so jolly in ye ol' days when only the master could afford a large computer! /s

scraping content is mostly legal, redistributing content is not.

if you started doing the same to, say, instagram content both meta and individual creators would sue you as well.

sites like archive.ph are in a similar bucket btw, and yet nobody's complaining (except websites seeing people evading their paywall). but at the end of the day it's not really fair to apply laws differentially on the basis of whose political ideas we like more.

When reality and data disagree, data is clearly wrong.

“Gestures everywhere” really? Is that your argument?

> My read of the research is its mixed at best

Research is irrelevant, we have empirical evidence now: new generations can’t read and show overall lower cognitive abilities.

1. No advertising

2. A well defined recommendation algorithm, with parameters can tune to fit my taste

3. Separate sections for discovering new content, to see content from people i follow and to see content from people i know irl

4. Possibly of completely reset the learning “the algorithm” has done about me

In other words: “guy on top says no more guys should try and get on top”

I don’t believe it’s purely “screen time” but rather a mix of what is on that screen as well as the standard that students are kept on at school.

I used to come back from school and spend my day in front of the computer (crt screen and everything) but my screen time was much higher quality that modern day kids. Also, back in my day there was no moronic “no child left behind” kind of policy: if you needed to repeat a year of school, you just did. It felt harsh in the moment but looking back oh boy it was the correct thing to do.

Hey, just to clarify: i’m not the person you’re responding to (my comment is gp comment) and i’m not criticising your product and your work. It truly is a great achievement.

However, in general i would not trust a product that is not open source (foss).

I do like what grafana has been doing for example, with licensing options at the two extremes: gpl/lgpl v3 on one side and proprietary hosted saas version on the other.

We run our own grafana/lgtm stack at work, we’re outgrowing it and we’re evaluating the saas offerings.

But then again, not criticising your work and product, you know better than me about it and about your business, just writing down my proverbial two cents.

We run litellm at work and not once anybody cared about those 700mb.

I do the same but you have to understand that some people just can’t get over the fact somebody else has different opinions, different takes on life or software and decide to chart and walk their own path at their own pace.

Btw ggwp to dhh and omarchy’s team.

Ormarchy/arch is not my cup of tea but kudos to them for doing their own thing.

So diverse, so inclusive! /s

If this is closed source then i have zero interest in it.