Why should a developer of a free and open-source application, provided free of charge and without any guarantees, have any obligations to package and even test their software on random, thirdparty distributions? If a…
That would probably reduce the success ratio of their pageview and ad impression metrics. There probably is not a metric tracking quality or societal benefit.
But those hashes are not identical to IPFS hashes as far as I know, sadly!
> What conclusions medical professional would derive from that? More research. Which is exactly what they plead for in their paper.
Why should a developer of a free and open-source application, provided free of charge and without any guarantees, have any obligations to package and even test their software on random, thirdparty distributions? If a…
That would probably reduce the success ratio of their pageview and ad impression metrics. There probably is not a metric tracking quality or societal benefit.
But those hashes are not identical to IPFS hashes as far as I know, sadly!
> What conclusions medical professional would derive from that? More research. Which is exactly what they plead for in their paper.