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adn
5y ago
Why was this post flagged?
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adn
5y ago
> Is it unethical to use software for profit? When the licenses explicitly say that if you use the software for profit it requires attribution, the answer is clearly yes. My code on github is licensed such that if you use it, you must sa
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adn
5y ago
Nobody can answer this because it depends on the code and the resources of the entity suing you, but in general yes. This is why clean room design is a well-defined strategy: depending on the code and company, you would indeed not be allowe
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adn
5y ago
You're intentionally conflating scale here to make them seem the same. > no warning that somebody/something is ingesting the repo An individual reading code on their own time is not the same as ingesting terabytes to train a m
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adn
5y ago
Regardless of the legality, one of these situations is clearly ethical compared to the other. In the case were you get a job based on your knowledge of GPL software, you still must respect the license if you use that code commercially (i.e.
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adn
5y ago
Yes, of course it does, because if every user opted out then the model would not work as well as it does, and github would not be able to profit off the work of others to the degree they are (or will be). Just because they are taking code o
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adn
5y ago
Yes, and those people are violating the licenses of the code when they do that. It's not unreasonable to expect a massive company like microsoft to not do this on a massive scale.
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adn
8y ago
Hmm, I'm not sure this is as good of an example as you think it is. If the only way to get kids to do their homework was to essentially threaten them with physical "labor" (obviously 5 push-ups isn't much) it definitely
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adn
8y ago
There's exactly 0 evidence of this.
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adn
8y ago
The same way ubisoft moderates rainbow six siege: ban anyone who uses slurs etc very quickly. It's not an unsolvable problem.
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adn
8y ago
The current CEO of S2, Marc DeForest, has said incredibly racist things in the chat of HoN.
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adn
9y ago
I'm a bit late to this, but check out keybase chat. You can sign up on desktop / mobile / whatever you like, and desktop users can even drag and drop to a folder on their computer to share files (with like a 250gb per person
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adn
9y ago
This isn't remotely true. Pretty much every journalist uses a commercial VPN.
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adn
10y ago
>sense of humor Rape is not a joke, by no definition is it humor.
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adn
10y ago
Wow, they're just straight up distributing spyware and getting people to install it on their friends machines huh.
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adn
10y ago
There's really nothing wrong with making a concerted effort to be more polite or accepting on the internet or anywhere else for that matter. Framing wanting to have good self-presentation and wanting to be a great coder as mutually exc
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adn
10y ago
Saying things like this is really really dangerous in my opinion, because in addition to being totally false it can discourage someone struggling with depression / anxiety / whatever from seeking treatment because they don't
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adn
10y ago
If the person doesn't get charged in the end, eventually the police will stop showing up when the Port Authority calls because someone takes a picture.
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adn
10y ago
I think I understand what you're saying, but the GP is correct, and did respond to what you said > Someone would cry at work and they'd be coddled, yet if someone else raised their voice and showed "anger" they'd
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adn
10y ago
I honestly don't care about any startup (especially a dying one) enough to remember where the periods are supposed to go if there is more than one.
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10y ago
gets YC money immediately acquires delicio.us
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Keyblog.io: Cryptographically-Proven blogging with keybase.io
(keyblog.io)
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adn
11y ago
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11y ago
This would make sense if they same VC also asked a male founder if his wife was pregnant, and if he was going to abandon the startup for his family. Except we all know they wouldn't dare ask that question, because it would be extremely
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11y ago
I believe the authors argument is that the VC's (or at least this particular one) use the antiquated idea that "mothers should be mothers" to subconsciously look down on woman founders who pitch, because they should be at hom
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adn
11y ago
I'd like to point out that this is the same person who was baiting with the "look at how pitiful feminism has become" comment from below, and also that "radical" is an equally baiting statement.
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adn
11y ago
Saying something like "look at how pitiful feminism has become" is very obviously baiting and not productive in the slightest.
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EXPERT WRASSLING
(appstore.com)
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11y ago
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Motd, display big words on a big screen
(github.com)
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11y ago
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12y ago
Do you think that people are actively trying to 'infiltrate' subreddits, or is it possible that reddit's audience is simply changing and the new users / admins are changing the rules?
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Culture
(andrew.callbackculture.com)
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12y ago
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