Redis is open source again(antirez.com)
1808 points by antirez | 718 comments
Blog post by Redis creator antirez announcing Redis is switching to the AGPL license, making it open source again after the SSPL change, and explaining why.
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Human coders are still better than LLMs(antirez.com)
526 points by longwave | 604 comments
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