I mean, the models are open source, so of course the military is also permitted to use them

I guess there was no way to honk?

Ask him to do 500 lines and he will never look at it, making you wait forever

If you don’t do what you preach I don’t respect you

Thanks

Yes, there was the bourne sh on Unix but I don’t see how that’s relevant here. We’re talking about operating systems in use. Please explain the downvotes

There is no sh shell. /bin/sh is just a symlink to bash or dash or zsh etc.

But yes, the question is valid why it compiles specifically to bash and not something posix-compliant

You mean adjective, right? Adverb describes the verb, like talking “loudly” or “quietly”

Posted by Elon Musk. Hmm…

But Go has garbage collection so that code is as correct as that of Rust. Go is just a little less performant

I think Haskell was created by mathematicians and it feels exactly like that: Clever and elegant language, but no normal programmer would stick with it as it’s unpractical to write

It’s perfectly fine to just make a zip available

What’s your source for this “startup culture”? Rust started at Mozilla to make the browser more secure

That makes sense, it’s probably easier to just use MIT instead of learning the differences between GPLv2, v3, AGPL, LGPL, MPL etc

That doesn’t explain the preference for MIT tho

That’s what the LGPL is for, the library itself has to stay open source but the program using it does not have to be. So no advantage for MIT

Most of the rust projects I listed are replacements for stuff in the Linux ecosystem which are licensed (L)GPL. The most popular toolkits by far are GTK and QT, both LGPL

Curse her

Doesn’t change the fact they’re annoyed every time they need to block a new person. And there will always be new FOSS enthusiasts, especially on this platform

If you can read you can realize that OP is being alienated by the lack of other topics, not by Linux.