Probably because the dependency scanner the lawyers at his company required be added to the code review system will instantly fail the review if he added an AGPL project as a dependency. There’s no reason to worry about…
Is that because the windows APIs are better? Or because businesses build their embedded systems/servers with Windows?
I worked at a 6 person startup with 2 hour weekly all hands where we went over dashboards, metrics, and KPIs. We had over a million in funding and less than 30 users. It was hilarious. I put in my 2 week notice 6 weeks…
Isn’t this an example of sarcasm, rather than an example of two contradictory colloquialisms?
Probably because the dependency scanner the lawyers at his company required be added to the code review system will instantly fail the review if he added an AGPL project as a dependency. There’s no reason to worry about…
Is that because the windows APIs are better? Or because businesses build their embedded systems/servers with Windows?
I worked at a 6 person startup with 2 hour weekly all hands where we went over dashboards, metrics, and KPIs. We had over a million in funding and less than 30 users. It was hilarious. I put in my 2 week notice 6 weeks…
Isn’t this an example of sarcasm, rather than an example of two contradictory colloquialisms?