I remember reading somewhere that perfect competition under a free market was not really stable nor desirable. This is because it causes profit margins to tend to 0 which has 2 negative effects: * makes companies more fragile to externalities * does not allow companies to accumulate treasuries that enable them to do research, innovate, take risks, etc The end result is a stale stagnated balkanized economy. The corollary is that some market imbalances and assymetries are healthy. Anyone knows where this reasoning comes from? Did I dream it up?

My main client makes regular donations to the FOSS project it uses and relies on and also upstreams code improvements. They only do it for MIT licensed ones. If something is GPL, it's immediately dismissed, which is a shame because I feel it really stifles innovation. Tldr: MIT > GPL

Nothing ever can replace it When it's gone you can still taste it Going on this trip together Rabbit hole goes on forever

If I seem unhinged or angry, I apologize. I'm constantly sleep deprived and there is no end in sight.

Morning nostriches > late night nostriches. At least in my timezone