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Many of you saying the GPL “is anti-open source” need to wake up and take a history lesson: the GPL is maybe the greatest gift Stallman could have bestowed onto a free (as in freedom) society. Copy left prevents entities from taking open and free code, close sourcing it, and building proprietary software ontop of it. Copy left compels those entities selling/distributing products with GPL bits to also open source their code under GPL.
Linux has been GPL for 30+ years and has led to an explosion in open and free distros, innovations, and cross-industry collaboration. MIT and Apache are free but have near zero restrictions: one could argue that code that is simple available to lift and shift is not free, it is pillageable.
I commend the Asahi maintainers for making the difficult re-licensing decision which aligns their project much closer to how Linux distros are typically licensed. I commend them for standing up to bad actors laundering their code through LLMs, and obfuscating their work.
Linux has been GPL for 30+ years and has led to an explosion in open and free distros, innovations, and cross-industry collaboration. MIT and Apache are free but have near zero restrictions: one could argue that code that is simple available to lift and shift is not free, it is pillageable.
I commend the Asahi maintainers for making the difficult re-licensing decision which aligns their project much closer to how Linux distros are typically licensed. I commend them for standing up to bad actors laundering their code through LLMs, and obfuscating their work.
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The only use cases for this is scamming people and porn. There is not a single good thing this is useful for.
The whole point of building Tavus has been simple: talking to a machine should feel as natural as talking to a friend or coworker.
It’s hard to describe all the tiny nuances that make a conversation feel human. The little expressions. Moving around in your chair. Knowing when to n. The dance of it all.
Griffin is by far the closest anyone has come to a model that can capture those nuances. The first time I saw it being used, I had no idea I was watching our model rather than just a normal video call.
I’m so incredibly proud of this team and what they’ve built.
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Why do people do TDD with agents?
Seems an incredibly inefficient way to use agents.
Seems an incredibly inefficient way to use agents.
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I leant heavy into it, defining a skill that the test needs to prove the issue, then I need to visually confirm the test isn’t just garbage, and then the agent is able to fix without modifying the test.
It’s been a few model releases since I implemented it so things might be better, but I kept running into issues with agents not fixing things before hand.
It’s been a few model releases since I implemented it so things might be better, but I kept running into issues with agents not fixing things before hand.
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We are going to do this again at PlanetNix in April (planetnix.com). @Malix_Labs and I would love to interview more folks!
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There’s never been a better time to be a Polymath.
If there's anything that 2026 has taught me, it's to reconsider the value of specializing in a single field.
If there's anything that 2026 has taught me, it's to reconsider the value of specializing in a single field.
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Technological disruption can quickly shift the value of deep specialization.
I believe we’ve seen that throughout 2026 with the rise of Agents, and whilst I think there’s value in having the skills to able to develop software, the industry has placed far more value on time to delivery.
Seeing how some of the popular creators in the space use A.I. has not reassured me in the slightest.
I believe we’ve seen that throughout 2026 with the rise of Agents, and whilst I think there’s value in having the skills to able to develop software, the industry has placed far more value on time to delivery.
Seeing how some of the popular creators in the space use A.I. has not reassured me in the slightest.
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I'm all for building software fast. But now everything can completely change in the time between filming a video and publishing it 😬
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Dude! It’s so brutal.
I think I started the Topcoat video at v0.6 and it was v0.9 by the time I published.
I think I started the Topcoat video at v0.6 and it was v0.9 by the time I published.
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We're still investigating the trouble with @heyhey and now with @basecamp for some of our users. We will keep you posted here and at our Status Site: 37status.com. We're so sorry, folks.
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