So the issue is “allowing foreign actors to manipulate information and spread propaganda to the American public.” and they are going after wikipedia instead of say TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X?
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I had an XT in high school and used to hit up the BBSs at 2400 baud watching each character light up on my green monochrome display. It was glorious!
> What these do is let you do things like turn a collection of objects into a the HTML for a table and send that over the wire. The client then just has time to display the table and not assemble it from e.g. JSON.
I think companies implement DEI initiatives for different reasons than hype though. Many are now abandoning DEI ostensibly out of fear due to the change in U.S. regime.
There are now commonly corporate goon squads whose job is to drive AI adoption without care for actual impact to results. Usage of AI is the KR.
I recently had to wait two quarters to launch a product because the only person who knew what some cobol accounting program did was out on leave.
This is one of the many reasons many big corporations fail to innovate. It is very hard (near impossible) to implement new systems in an environment dominated by old ones (not talking only about software and hardware here, also organizational dynamics).
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Doesn’t seem to actually prevent publication.
https://github.com/messense/typst-py
I doubt that in the long run. This is just a grab of control that will likely result in one set interested parties being replaced by another.
Do you mean lack of government subsidies supporting better public transportation? Or something else?
There are parallels to funding education and scholarship programs in public universities. Corporations often rely on human resources around office locations and they spend in order to ensure a steady flow of talent development. Funding open source is not that different of an issue. One challenge here is IT/Tech departments are often cost centers that are strictly budget controlled and it’s harder to make a case for non-essential costs like funding open source.