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2023-08-15 20:54:53

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@npub14nt…2m6q @npub1pgm…uzsd :-) I think I know that situation — when the parameter you’d like to tweak is implicitly mixed in to a whole selection of hard coded carefully tweaked numbers?

2023-08-15 20:46:32

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@npub14nt…2m6q @npub1pgm…uzsd thank you!👍 It is great 😊

2023-08-15 20:36:37

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@npub14nt…2m6q @npub1pgm…uzsd this is really cool. Is it possible for the end to feel as gradual as the start, or is the rapid kind of snap a consequence of the process?

2023-08-06 14:12:18

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@npub1evl…yenf no idea whether this might at all be your kind of thing, it I thought it was pretty cool, so here you are — https://www.theguardian.com/music/2023/aug/05/a-bonkers-gig-how-heavy-metal-bands-are-helping-keep-uk-church-organs-alive

2023-06-26 19:27:11

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@npub1tx3…kxnn @npub15cd…3mv2 Right! … :-) I'm old enough to at least know of Copyleft :-) … does it / has it been shown to provide adequate protection of a protocol (rather than an implementation)?

2023-06-26 19:07:52

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@npub1tx3…kxnn @npub15cd…3mv2 I sometimes wonder if oss is inherently prone to this attack. I wonder if there’s an adjacent model, or maybe different license model, that could help prevent this. Basically a legal entity to kick the shit out of companies making agressive moves and force them to play on reasonable terms, or not play at all.