I am not saying that closed source is better, I am saying that probably it is time for new license models in open source.

...and in doing so, now maintain their power both through economic control and the establishment of their preferred licensing model (for others) as the accepted cultural norm among independent developers."

"In 2025, corporations have successfully convinced a majority of independent developers across multiple generations to willingly set the Exchange-Value of their works to zero,..."

And more in general, how many new problems have been solved with old tools? the same old tools that are also part of the problem? because LLM are at the end statistical machines, they predict the next token based on data collected in the past.

What is my conclusion? To do not rely too much on AI tools to debug errors, because they lack of intuition. They can make a list of reasonable things to check, sure. But how many times we encounter bugs that are out of the "reasonable path"?

with depthWrite=false and depthTest=false was rendered on top of it. In the old code I was drawing first the plane and then the object, in the new code I was rendering first the object and then the plane, that was of course covering my object. That was the error.

identical. Tired to chat with a bot, I have opened spector.js (thing that I should have done waaaaay earlier), with the intention of comparing the two materials, in the old code and in the new one. And with my surprise, the object was indeed rendered correctly, but another object, a background plane

the new code and they were identical. I was sure it was a problem of timing in the async code. But I was not able to find it. I have asked Gemini, and the tool was suggesting me to check light settings, material settings, although I have said many times that lights, renderer and material were

Well, after this change, one object using a PBR material was not visible anymore. The object was there, the material was there, the texture were there. I was able to switch of and on my refactored code, I was still able to compare the object resulting from the old code with that one resulting from

Theodoros, by Mircea Cărtărescu. Only if you could like an intense mix of Kafka/Pynchon/Borges