A brief history and a warning about Open Source at Microsoft
Some things are too good to be open: how OpenAI went from a non-profit for bettering humanity to exclusively licensing its products to Microsoft (after receiving a $1 billion investment).
I once read “A short history of the O’Reilly animals - how lions, tigers, and tarsiers went geek”. It is an article that explains how the O’Reilly book covers came to be. I’ve read a lot of O’Reilly books over time and I kinda became attached to some of them. Here are my favorite.
I realized that I forgot how to do the Origami boat that I used to do all the time as a child. It made me sad. So, I decided to get back to origami. I am challenging myself by folding as many variations of origami boats as I can think of. I am uploading them to keep track and just for fun. side note: There is no sound track.
A virtual sigh and a post about the funny differences or similarities in the syntax of programming languages. Demonstrated with if conditions, coded in languages that were created more than 30 years apart.
Some things are too good to be open: how OpenAI went from a non-profit for bettering humanity to exclusively licensing its products to Microsoft (after receiving a $1 billion investment).