Josef Bacik Leaving Meta and Stepping Back from Kernel Development

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ipsum2 · 9h ago

One of Meta's best qualities is spending a lot of money to fund talented people to work on open source. Shame that Anthropic doesn't seem like they want to continue that.

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Josef Bacik Leaving Meta and Stepping Back from Kernel Development

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