hexorg

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   by hexorg 3y ago

   Yes, but it’s much easier said than done. The article talks about FSF being shadowed by all of the funding for MIT licensed code. So funding means of making GPL code more attractive to companies probably should be one of the higher prioriti
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   by hexorg 3y ago

   Yes but you can interface with Linux kernel without being required to use GPL license.
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   by hexorg 3y ago

   What the article fails to address is… We all need food. Yeah it’s great working on GPL code and ensuring it’s all open. But when companies consider your gpl library vs someone else’s mit library they will naturally go with mit. And then the
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   by hexorg 3y ago

   I generally like the approach, but you can implement sorting of fixed number of items in a Boolean circuit(combinatorial logic, a bunch of ANDs and ORs stringed together). There is no need for recurrence or memory at all to sort a fixed num