I personally think the biggest outcome of things like Mythos is likely to be major destruction and burnout of the OSS teat that corporations have been sucking at for decades now.
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I personally think the biggest outcome of things like Mythos is likely to be major destruction and burnout of the OSS teat that corporations have been sucking at for decades now.
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I personally think the biggest outcome of things like Mythos is likely to be major destruction and burnout of the OSS teat that corporations have been sucking at for decades now.
@petrillic i want it to spark a revolutionary movement that even free software was too libertarian to catalyze
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@petrillic i want it to spark a revolutionary movement that even free software was too libertarian to catalyze
@petrillic i want many things
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@petrillic i want it to spark a revolutionary movement that even free software was too libertarian to catalyze
@hipsterelectron this is the #1 reason I don't release code generally. Not because I don't want to, but because I do not care to support anyone else for free.
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@hipsterelectron this is the #1 reason I don't release code generally. Not because I don't want to, but because I do not care to support anyone else for free.
@petrillic astral the company that makes uv stole my ideas from pip and took credit for them and sold that shit to openai and it definitely got me thinking twice about ever contributing for free again
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@petrillic astral the company that makes uv stole my ideas from pip and took credit for them and sold that shit to openai and it definitely got me thinking twice about ever contributing for free again
@petrillic there are a couple things i'm going to file defensive patents for in the next few years. not sure USPTO will be on my side, but a patent at least lets me scare the shit out of people profiting off of it
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@petrillic there are a couple things i'm going to file defensive patents for in the next few years. not sure USPTO will be on my side, but a patent at least lets me scare the shit out of people profiting off of it
@hipsterelectron @petrillic Bad news boss, patents cost $8,000-$20,000 up front and about as much again in maintenance fees over the next two decades.
Copyright is $50 to register and free if you don't register.
Trade secrets are free as in free.
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