I hope this brilliant work has been merged into the relevant open source libraries.
Something that’s unfair about the world is that work like this could reach billions of people and save a million dollars worth of time and electricity annually but is being done gratis.
It would be amazing if there were charities that rewarded high-impact open source contributions like this proportionally to the benefits to humanity…
Something that’s unfair about the world is that work like this could reach billions of people and save a million dollars worth of time and electricity annually but is being done gratis.
It would be amazing if there were charities that rewarded high-impact open source contributions like this proportionally to the benefits to humanity…