Here's an interesting one around all the "no projects ...

2026-07-25T17:45:21Z

Here's an interesting one around all the "no projects with the LLM taint wanted here" discussion, taking Codeberg as example:<li>Codeberg offers to host binary releases</li><li>Current (FOSS) software contains hundreds or thousands of individual works as dependencies in deep dependency trees</li><li>It can be regarded as nearly certain that a substantial amount of those projects will fall under the exclusion or problematic class as per the rules above</li><li>Once complied to a release binary those "tainted" works are often included in the binary and will thus be uploaded to the forge as a release.</li><li>Hence, the forge will be hosting ToS violating material on behalf of the project subjecting the otherwise possibly compliant project to possible sanctions.</li>

Now what do we make of that thought experiment? And how do we resolve it?

#codeberg #llm #sca #foss #compliance #fossdrama #opensource #fossdrama #drama #aiassistedcoding

Now the obvious question here is: What are the alternatives? What ...

2026-01-02T17:13:03Z

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Now the obvious question here is: What are the alternatives? What is the current allocation and how does the future allocation look like?

I'll guess: more EM, more PE, less tech, more stable, yielding natural monopolies.

And assuming that the #AI bubble detonates #dotboom style, the most interesting question obviously is: What are likely survivors, likely roll-up executors & candidates and and likely value/bargain cases?
I do assume some correction in that specific field though. But even liquidation, uhm, liberation day only looks like a medium dent in the overall tape now.

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Here's an interesting one around all the "no projects ...

Now the obvious question here is: What are the alternatives? What ...