Articles tagged with Fun Fact

From this Reddit comment:

It is a honour system.

Many software companies don’t get significant amounts of income from direct licencing. For example less than 10% of duolingo users pay a subscription. There are other income streams involved.

In addition the different licences protect from corporate related liabilities: “our business lost its income due to your software!” ” were you paying for the corporate package?” “Well no…”

In response to what’s the point of Obsidian offering the commercial license.

These systems don't train on customer inputshttps://t.co/rx2VcIjJmD

— Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg) March 13, 2023

A great Quora article that breaks down why TechLead is controversial.

Among the reasons, TechLead had extensive drama in regards to Clément Mihailescu’s AlgoExpert (including buying the AlgoExpert domain to redirect to his own website techinterviewpro), doxxing Tren Black, and techinterviewpro’s refund policy.

From this tweet:

Android 13 has ~1.5 million lines of Rust code, and zero memory safety vulnerabilities discovered in Android’s Rust code have been found so far. This compares to 1 vuln per <1,000 lines code that Android has had historically. https://security.googleblog.com/2022/12/memory-safe-languages-in-android-13.html?m=1…

One of my friends who is particularly talented in Cybersecurity pointed this fun fact out during our trip to Sillicon Valley Bank in Boston.

That’s crazy to think about when thinking about the modern web.