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At least meta is killing it with llama 3 but nobody knows how long that will last.

We will see how that new trend turns out... I could imagine, that the closed source versions get irrelevant fast, because the majority of key developers work with companies that use those projects, not the once that bought and close sourced them. In consequence the forks would become the new standards, while the closed versions would go stale rather quickly. The business clowns that make such decisions never factor in risks like that, let alone what it would cost them, to actually hire the necessary developers and to stay on top of things.

but a bunch of dumb guys on Hacker News told me this wouldn't happen

I thought the thumbnail was a wojack upscaled to photorealism. When the video started playing and he was real I audibly gasped

What amazes me is how mechanically fragile these wafers are (if you actually touched them) but thermally they can get hot enough to burn you - yet run just fine.

My biggest problem with corporate open source has nothing to do with the licenses. Rather, traditional open source projects are guided for the public's benefit, rather than for a business benefit. Those two goals conflict with each other quite often. Ever seen a feature that would be really nice to have locked behind a paid license? Yeah, that's what happens in corporate open source. Traditional projects tend to be much more open to community involvement, at all levels: from accepting code contributions without agreeing to a CoC (that binds your activity even outside of the project) and a CLA and this and that; to keeping the code documented and readable for others to be able to contribute to; to ensuring you can run it yourself instead of heavily documenting the SaaS version and under-documenting the self-hosted version; to providing - and staffing - community support channels instead of requiring a paid support license even for basic questions that will then be answered by an outsourced rep who knows less about the product than the customer does... Yeah. The license barely matters compared to the differing styles of development.

Run a LLM model

AI was cool in the 80s why do we use that word

Yeah, but infinite money line go up

Great video, do you please have a link for me with the thermal imaging camera

but you have to think, for security review only, no code contribution, how many people really want to look at the code? Prime example, when I tried Codium.... it kinda sucked. I'm a Fedora user (also an arch user btw), but it's not hard to turn off the telemetry. Open source is essential for the linux distro base, but not everything. With closed source, we just kinda have to pray the CVE is exposed and solved. Lack of input, that really sucks because I like to offer up ideas, or a feature that is clunky.

What is pi?

I get what y’all are saying, and I’m definitely a freeloader myself, but the question is: How can a company survive if their main offer is a free product? I’m really confused by all of this because to me support/hosting doesn’t seem to be a viable business (I would not engage with a third party OSS provider specifically for their software unless I have a very niche edge case). Can y’all explain to me how an OSS centered company can make ends meet?

Greed. It helps. :D

You need open source to experiment but you need license and intellectual property to buy a lambo...

Why does that happens tho?

The Apache foundation requires the signing of a CLA as well...

you could have avoided a lot of the issues by using a cat 6 cable with the POE hat, a unified power supply for the LEDs in each row and esp32 isntead of le potatoes, but either way your method was more fun!

This has been happening for at least a decade. Odoo was probably the first prime example of that happening and the canary in the coalmine. After they proved you can ditch opensource and jump off the backs of others' hard work, everyone else followed suit.

I would actually LOVE this for running 2 or 3 x86 ITX PCs. "Desktop" server rack

I remember when data rates went from 110 baud to 300 baud. That speed increase was amazing for the time. And years later the first 14,400 baud modem came to market at $14,400 each. These young folks think 1Gbps is slow. They do not know what slow is. It did teach us patience.

No free lunch in this world, some point, people need to make a living.

I don't know if anyone mentioned this, but Talend has announced they will no longer offer free version of their ETL software (Talend Open Studio)

You say that like it's a bad thing.

Great commentary. I work for a company that WILL NOT use OpenSource. Linux is verboten. Now that IBM owns it we can use it?” (Hay… Is that an Android phone?)

OpenTofu am interested in .. this is all getting so crazy! How about Consul as-well?

Glad this is getting more attention. I’m not sure what these companies will do when they can’t hire experts at any price for their stack that has been pruned of users

Dude can you please help. The PCIE port isn’t doing much. It’s showing power on my SSD, but it will not show up on my pi. I did everything that you said to do. There is no amount or order of putting the PCIE commands in that will change anything. This is stressing me out. 4 hours of trying to do this. Nothing. I don’t even want to boot off of it anymore. I just want to use my SSD as storage.

AMD keepin it alive

All racks deserve love.

Hi i need audio output from pi5 ? Do you know how i could do it using a DAC ? if you find videos related to it , can you suggest it to me ?

I just spent the entire day exploring 10 inch rack gear because of this vid :( .. the 2u cases is the only one I could find online.. but there is plenty of racks, patch panels and other covers/shelves.. here in Europe anyway

Why does OSS have the faggiest names?

Very solid money-fan stock footage 🤣

Not-free software is not open source.

I don't understand why you and other people are saying that CLAs have anything to do with "rugpulling". If code is licensed under MIT, Apache, or similar, which is commonplace, then it is perfectly within anyone's rights to take that code and work on a proprietary fork of it. That's all these companies are doing, and they can do it with or without a CLA. There is no such thing as "relicensing" per se -- all you can do is change the license under which subsequent changes are made. If a codebase is GPL and has a CLA, then you should treat it as if the company has an MIT or Apache license to the code. It's entitled to say that a company that releases code as open source is obligated to give continued support and development in perpetuity. If the community wants the code to continue to be developed, they will fork it, and that is the system working as designed.

which UPS did you use?

Geoff, how sell are other OSes supported by Raspberry Pi and othe SBCs?

Remember back in the early 90s when the technologists waxed poetic about a world in which everyone would have the knowledge know-how of the world at their fingertips? Nice dream...

bezos though...

As someone who watches MichaelMJD can confirm

Nice Rack This is the only case where this kind of comment is appropriate.

welp u.s is pushing decoupling with china thus pushing the creation of blocks again. guess they didn't realized that IP only became a thing after globalization started kicking in IP is going to be going back to a non existant concept once globalization goes away think the u.s respected ussr patents back in the days ? or the other way around ? . yep IP is on the way out.

0:50 "I'm building-out a retro corner in my new office." SO IT BEGINS.

If you're a product dev, remember to build pluggable stacks to minimise the overhead of the eventual forced switch. You don't build a "Redis" layer, you build a generic caching layer and then have a redis implementation of it. If and when Redis slays the golden goose, all your code points to the generic API - so it's much simpler to switch to what makes sense at the time, get all your integration tests to pass and on you go. I'm hearing lots of tight-coupling pain that's pretty avoidable but in the industry it's common to "move fast and break stuff" - us devs never learn 😂

One of my first jobs was under a B2B open source license. it worked fine.

Happy Birthday BASIC!!!

🤤 I want this, but my wife would kill me!

What 10inch network switch you pair with that?

AI code will bring their food to the table?