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by hashrate 8y ago
Seems like a gimmick to me. In a nutshell this has the same limitation has Xamarin. The Business Logic is shared , but the UI Logic and the Technical Logic aren't shared or not completely. The Xamarin community has been struggling with
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by hashrate 8y ago
Interesting read. I think the whole idea of "We need to replace Java with [Insert Language]" is much more complicated topic than just saying "X is free , Java is owned by Oracle". Even is this is true , Java is by far on
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by hashrate 8y ago
This talk is worth more than 2 Millions Medium Articles.
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by hashrate 8y ago
Really surprise with all comments here. Quitting your job if you have kids a wife and a mortgage is a much more complicated topic than just saying "F * this I'm going to raise cows in the Montana" It's complicated to mo
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by hashrate 8y ago
> I couldn't care less Let's say you are PHP consultant , you set up a Redis + EC2 instances. You enable a redis enterprise module in that instance. Well technically speaking you are breaching the license of RedisLabs. You are
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by hashrate 8y ago
IMO 100% of ventured backed Open Source project will adopt this licence. Just to name a few : - Elastic - Docker - CockRoachDB This licence is a disguised "Oracle" intellectual property. This what Oracle has been doing for years a
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by hashrate 8y ago
> if what you sell is basically the functionality of the module [...] Commons Clause does not allow it. Great ! Now the entire industry is accepting the "freemium" model where the core features are free , but not the modules
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by hashrate 8y ago
> and instead focus inward on performance and migrating to a more stable platform Very unlikely , I'm not aware of Slack being an Innovation Driven company. I've seen nothing from them in the Open Source World.
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by hashrate 8y ago
> host their own stuff and just make them searchable/discoverable You aware that hosting probably represent 1% of Docker spending at the moment ? You aware that Docker has 100+ employees based in SF where the average salary is 120K$
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by hashrate 8y ago
> I think if you steal millions of dollars you should go to prison Not in corporate America
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by hashrate 8y ago
This is pretty much a reality check. Like any other business , Open Source needs funding. It's well know Docker is far from being profitable. This is somewhat represents how ultimately money always win on open source one way or another
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by hashrate 8y ago
> Angular / VueJS / Ember: when you need a webapp done quick and reliable, > in exchange allowing a big black-box instead of an architecture. Here we have the typical "coder" mindset, It's very clear reading t
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by hashrate 8y ago
> all of these developers lacked experience. This is nothing knew unfortunately. Working for large corporations I've often notice this : Either the devs on the project don't have the required experience and will deliver poor qu
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by hashrate 8y ago
This is really interesting. This is usually what people would do when using NoSQL database to reduce latency by caching elements with an in-memory database. Basically they are mixing up Redis with RocksDB , which is what devs usually do to
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by hashrate 8y ago
This is suppose to be funny , unfortunately this is the sad reality of what you'll find in 90% of Enterprise / Startups environment as well as THE majority of open source repositories of popular open source projects. I've not