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avervaet
11mo ago
Really interesting article and perspective for devs in the OSS world looking for greater financial stability. I’m curious, how do you strike a balance between dual licensing and building trust and adoption early on?
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Challenging Determinism: GenAI as the Quantum Moment in Software Development
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Founding QuantStack: Growing an Open Source Company to Global Impact
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One Indie Dev Bigger Than OpenAI
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1y ago
Okay, it’s a bit of a stretch, but this guy’s code is probably included in almost every web component, and I wanted to shine some light on him and give him credit.
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Commercial Open Source as a VC Category
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avervaet
1y ago
The report seems somewhat biased due to the massive Mistral AI round, but it still contains plenty of interesting insights and counterintuitive takes.
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OSS under attack: four lessons in how trust gets exploited"
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Why OpenAI open-sourced models?
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Neko: Open-source self-hosted virtual browser
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avervaet
1y ago
Really cool article, we might give it a try at our company. Any recommendations regarding common pitfalls when working with Bitmapist?
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avervaet
1y ago
Really interesting take. I'd love to see what you're exploring.
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Will Google Anti-Trust Case Kill Mozilla
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Huawei's star AI model was built on burnout and plagiarism
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1y ago
This is why I’ve always felt that the "engineer" part of "software engineer" is the most important, and I’ve never liked the term "developer."
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avervaet
1y ago
Thanks for sharing your impressive journey. It's always refreshing to see a story that promotes grit and resilience, rather than the instant exponential growth often glorified by wannabe millionaires online.