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Cal.com is going closed source
> My strong hunch is they are moving to closed source because it is now trivial to copy a product with AI clean rooms. Which, tbf, is a totally valid reason to move closed source.
The "clean room" part of clean-room reverse engineering implies that there is no exposure to the original copyrighted code on the part of those doing the reimplementation, whether human developers or AI. Traditionally, if you're working of the source code itself, you have one party translate the source code back into a design document, specifying behavior, and then you have another party implement that design spec with original code.
If you already have a running copy of the software to model the behavior off of, then you don't need the original source code in the first place. So going closed source will have zero effect on the capacity of AI tools to be used for clean room reverse engineering: all you need is the runtime.
> But I'd want to see more adoption of something like the Ship of Theseus license (https://github.com/tilework-tech/nori-skillsets/pull/465/cha...) before giving up on open source entirely
This license doesn't seem valid: a license can't redefine what qualifies as a derivative work. That's determined by copyright law itself, and if copyright law says that a clean-room reimplementation isn't a derivative work, then it isn't restricted by copyright, so doesn't need a license in the first place.
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Ask HN: How can I get better at using AI for programming?
Nori uses Claude Code's skills extensively, which you can see here: https://github.com/tilework-tech/nori-profiles/tree/main/src...
We use Claude Code's ability to use skills by defining a bunch of really useful and common skills that are necessary for writing software. For e.g. brainstorming, doing test driven development, or submitting a git commit.
The specific skills you linked are interesting demos of what you can do with skills! But most of them are not useful for the day to day of building software
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tilework-tech/nori-skillsets is an open source project licensed under Apache License 2.0 which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of nori-skillsets is TypeScript.
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