tl;dr:“I am not actually claiming we should stop giving things names. But I have had at least two situations recently where I previously found names to be kinda critical, and then I changed to systems which didn’t use names, and I think it improved the situation.” Steve shares examples.
tl;dr:“I am not actually claiming we should stop giving things names. But I have had at least two situations recently where I previously found names to be kinda critical, and then I changed to systems which didn’t use names, and I think it improved the situation.” Steve shares examples.
tl;dr:Actix-web - a Rust web framework - is no longer maintained as the author quit. Steve explains the confluence of external pressure and mismanagement for this to be the outcome.
tl;dr:Licensing agreements define both open source and free software, but doesn't capture the essence of why software should be free. Licenses care about distribution and consumption but not production, which is what developers care about. Two potential models are outlined as possible evolutions.