Week 4, Sept 16
Dividing into teams
echo "hello and welcome to Open Source" | shasum -a 512 python3
import numpy as np
from randomgen import ChaCha
rg=np.random.Generator(ChaCha(seed=0x1234567,
rounds=20)) # use the seed from above
# now rg.integers(A,B) chooses a good integer random value between A and
B-1, inclusive
# So to pick someone from among rows A to B on the spreadsheet, we use
r.integers(A,B+1)
The ChaCha cipher (here used as a random-number generator) was developed by Daniel Bernstein. See cr.yp.to/chacha/chacha-20080128.pdf.
Each team should select a reporter who will email me every week (generally on Fridays) to let me know your team's progress. You don't have to make progress, but you do have to report. At the moment, your main issue is selecting a project.
Monday: AGPL and the anti-Amazon movement
Wednesday: Dual licensing, clang, github copilot
Demo of git?
Mininet: github.com/mininet/mininet
Sphinx: github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx.git.
How do these factors play out in the success of Linux?
A third factor is Torvalds' policy on contributions: all are welcome, but they start out as non-mainline extensions, patches or modules.
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