Novel Encoding Schemes Argument

you need to remember Yacine was a legacy hire by his mom at Stripe but couldn't continue working there because he sucks. he chose “making a meme maker website in C” because lots of CS strivers take Harvard CS50 and think that's how endstate software is made insert obligatory "this app is free" Why is everyone who is pro IP someone who has never invented something that people use daily The idea that you can own an idea is really strange. It's so strange in fact that for the first 5000 years of written history, no one thought of it. Back then, there was no incentive to invent anything. Built a better plow? Great, sell one and then anyone copy it. And so the x.com/jack/... James Watt, inventor of the modern steam engine, ruthlessly defended his patents in court. So did the Wright brothers. So did Thomas Edison. What did you invent, posting cool? I work as a software engineer. I design and invent novel mechanisms every quarter, encoding schemes, authentication schemes. I don't file any patents because unlike you, I am not a swinger with no skills who needs Big Daddy Government to keep the silver spoon in his mouth Twitter has 2000 software patents. They didn't bother patenting your "novel encoding schemes" because you are retarded.

Скриншот поста в X высмеивает спор о патентах и изобретениях. Один автор утверждает, что идеи не должны быть чьей-либо собственностью, а другой отвечает примерами Джеймса Уатта, братьев Райт, Томаса Эдисона и патентами Twitter, заканчивая грубым оскорблением. Мем используют как саркастическую реакцию на самоуверенные рассуждения об интеллектуальной собственности и «революционных» идеях. EN: A screenshot of an X post mocking an argument about patents and inventions. One author claims that ideas should not belong to anyone, while another responds with examples of James Watt, the Wright brothers, Thomas Edison, and Twitter’s software patents, ending with a crude insult. The meme is used as a sarcastic reaction to overconfident takes about intellectual property and supposedly “revolutionary” ideas.

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