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"we've also functioned without one for ~20 years"

I'm sorry to say that this is a highly ignorant reaction to the situation. Nixpkgs was nowhere the size it is now in terms of contributors and packages, the growth in the past six years was enormous.


I don't mean to be dismissive of the work done by the team which just resigned, and hope they get back on their feet.

But also out of those 6y the core team did not exist for ~5y, apparently. How is it a highly ignorant reaction?


The amount of monthly contributions has doubled in the last four years alone, from ~7k to ~14k commits per month. Why did I take six years as a reference? Because 2020 is the year nixpkgs really started to pick up traction, and the growth has been almost linear ever since.

Your argument only holds if I were to say "it grew to its current amount of monthly contributions in 2020 and then stayed constant, without growing any further."


38°C in Mannheim today. Might go above 40°C on Saturday, which never happened here before.


The macOS kernel (XNU) as well as the basic system underneath macOS (darwin) is open source.

https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu


FYI that is the old unofficial wiki, the official NixOS wiki is at https://wiki.nixos.org/wiki/Impermanence (although this particular article is also outdated there)


Thanks. One of the things that confuses me about the wiki is the official one contains a disclaimer about the potential for the content to be out of date. The unofficial wiki has an easier to use domain name and no disclaimer, so unless someone find it beautiful the wiki home page, it can be easy for them to interpret the unofficial one as being the de-facto/preferred source of information.


iOS Safari


Same on macOS Safari (Sequoia, Safari 18.3, M3 Pro, 18gb RAM)


Maybe link to the original announcement instead of an Apidog advertisement: https://qwenlm.github.io/blog/qwen2.5-max/


You may also want to consider the EUPL, which is OSI approved and despite the name not limited to the EU.

https://eupl.eu/

https://discourse.writefreesoftware.org/t/eupl-a-better-choi...


They still exist, called ionos now: https://www.ionos.com/


Yes, I should have been more clear. It was another Germany? based provider that gave excellent, even free prices... until they didn't.


First time I read this interpreation regarding CC-BY-NC model weights, are there any sources to back it?


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