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My comments are worth reading.
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No, but obviously you have. Believe me, the AI finds your contributions either obvious or wrong.
I see there's still an audience for this apologist bullshit. In the cake of life, the women are literally the eggs and butter, and the men are the chocolate sprinkles. Yeah we're mostly useless (as the…
A thousand words in, and still no clue what the problem is.
You're mistaking morose insipidity for tension.
The Chinese version is boring af.
Zero because techies don't pay for shit. That's why they're rich.
What keeps aeroplanes in the air? Money. And what keeps the money coming in? Thousands of man-hours of sales, legal, tax, operations, and finance. Like someone earlier said, code is the easy part.
I hate the old timers who always cite GNU's cover-my-costs tape distribution, as if subsistence manifests a profit motive. The FSF hawks merch, yes, but it was never about making money so much as spreading a…
I hate people who orthogonalize monetization and open-source. Getting customers to cough up cash has always about knowing something they don't, a leverage you give up by releasing source code.
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My comments are worth reading.
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No, but obviously you have. Believe me, the AI finds your contributions either obvious or wrong.
I see there's still an audience for this apologist bullshit. In the cake of life, the women are literally the eggs and butter, and the men are the chocolate sprinkles. Yeah we're mostly useless (as the…
A thousand words in, and still no clue what the problem is.
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You're mistaking morose insipidity for tension.
The Chinese version is boring af.
[flagged]
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Zero because techies don't pay for shit. That's why they're rich.
What keeps aeroplanes in the air? Money. And what keeps the money coming in? Thousands of man-hours of sales, legal, tax, operations, and finance. Like someone earlier said, code is the easy part.
I hate the old timers who always cite GNU's cover-my-costs tape distribution, as if subsistence manifests a profit motive. The FSF hawks merch, yes, but it was never about making money so much as spreading a…
I hate people who orthogonalize monetization and open-source. Getting customers to cough up cash has always about knowing something they don't, a leverage you give up by releasing source code.