I’ve been slowly chipping away at getting “she danced in the wind like a holographic dream before the world died” on all the storefronts that are available to me, as well as battling with making a macOS build.
A dispute about a python library called chardet may be an early rumble of an earthquake in the world of open source software (OSS) and intellectual property law. The incident exposes the potential fragility of the legal model underpinning OSS in the Large Language Model era. …
Let's make the "empowerment" claim, that is somewhat true, here: it's true that most people experience computers as black boxes, and for a long time it has been the case that only the "hacker class" has access to "sieze the means of computation", as it were.
