8 points | by andrea81 10 hours ago
6 comments
This why syndicalism should have thrived in the tech sector. But most devs thought that they were gods.
The bigger they are, the harder they fall.
You can hide; but it's not going to end because you cover your eyes.
I'm still going to develop open source projects. They are rooted in real-world considerations that AI models have trouble understanding.
I already lost my job. The one I have now looks nothing like it. The one I have next year will likely look even different still.
Why would I stop publishing FOSS code? Software's ultimate destiny is freedom. It's good to propagate high-quality software that respects users, the alternative is a predatory hegemony that punishes humanity even more.
FOSS code is about people, not mass scavenging of machines that will put them to misery.
Either licensing should ban this kind of use or stop FOSS altogether, because it is like giving sugar to diabetics, "out of compassion".
This why syndicalism should have thrived in the tech sector. But most devs thought that they were gods.
The bigger they are, the harder they fall.
You can hide; but it's not going to end because you cover your eyes.
I'm still going to develop open source projects. They are rooted in real-world considerations that AI models have trouble understanding.
I already lost my job. The one I have now looks nothing like it. The one I have next year will likely look even different still.
Why would I stop publishing FOSS code? Software's ultimate destiny is freedom. It's good to propagate high-quality software that respects users, the alternative is a predatory hegemony that punishes humanity even more.
FOSS code is about people, not mass scavenging of machines that will put them to misery.
Either licensing should ban this kind of use or stop FOSS altogether, because it is like giving sugar to diabetics, "out of compassion".