I think it would be more accurate based on their methodology to say a quarter of American employees who are entitled to a vacation day have not taken a vacation day. This study omits people, like myself as a consultant, that don't get the vacation days awarded. I imagine the true number of Americans working without a vacation day in the past year is much higher.
OK, have a look at GitHub contributors metric. 404 today, 405 yesterday.
Just to clarify, I'm not affiliated with or protecting MinIO, I don't know anything about this software. But it seems to me that there's some overreaction about Docker here, and in reality it is highly possible that this decision might not affect the product the way it's being discussed these days.
Are those active contributors or lifetime contributors? And don't those counts leave out anyone who doesn't have a github account or doesn't associate their got email with their github account?
They don't consult lawyers. The CEO husband and wife team get really angry and fire off threatening letters, but I've never seen them consult a lawyer before sending a letter like that or accusing a company of violating a license publicly.
It's sad to see a company that built itself using (and yes I purposely choose the word using) the community abandon the community in pursuit of maximal profit.
AI’s compute and data demands are forcing an inversion of SaaS. The next generation of software will live inside customer VPCs and sovereign clouds.
This blog post explores this architectural shift, compliance pressures, and how frameworks like Terraform and Kubernetes make “Customer-Controlled AI” viable.
What a complete load of crap. You don't have to read this garbage. The first tip off that this is completely useless is that the author has conflated tech bros with technology and tech companies. If you think there's something valuable after that, then by all means feel free to keep reading it.
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