Leftovers: OSS and Sharing
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Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales exits Guardian board over conflict of interest with Wikitribune news site [iophk: "will they dare to openly and objectively cover GNU?"]
Jimmy Wales, the co-founder of Wikipedia, will leave the board of the Guardian newspaper after opting to launch his own rival news operation that will compete for staff, stories and donations.
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Intel bets on AI, partners Preferred Networks for open source deep learning
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Wikitribune: Wikipedia Co-founder's Open-source News Site to Combat Fake News
Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales (shown) is launching an innovative news website called Wikitribune to combat “fake news” by creating a partnership between professional journalists and a community of volunteer contributors. Readers will be able to suggest edits to the news aricles. This “open-source” model of news reporting borrows more than a little from the model of Wikipedia.
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Is the MOST Initiative’s effort to reduce college textbook costs doomed to fail?
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RcppTOML 0.1.3
A new bug fix release of RcppTOML arrived on CRAN today. Table arrays were (wrongly) not allowing for nesting; a simply recursion fix addresses this.
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OpenChain Specification 1.1 Makes Compliance Easier for Everyone in the Open Source Software Supply Chain
The Linux Foundation today announced the OpenChain Specification 1.1 and an accompanying Online Self-Certification service. These allow organizations of every size to ensure consistent compliance management processes in the open source supply chain. The OpenChain Project is proud to welcome Siemens, Qualcomm, Pelagicore and Wind River as the first four organizations to self-certify to the OpenChain Specification 1.1.
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