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minus-squaredan@upvote.aulinkfedilinkarrow-up8·edit-23 months agoFor what it’s worth, a bunch of open source stuff is maintained by Meta, that businesses rely on: Parts of the Linux kernel, including btrfs, cgroup2 (which is heavily used by Docker and similar technologies), psi, bpf, and a few others. PyTorch, used for AI/ML stuff PrestoDB zstd compression library and xxhash hashing library - used by pretty much every database system and a large number of backup systems now React, React Native, Relay, etc. Plus all the AI research and models (like Llama) that’s published publicly with generous licensing policies. Way more Open than “OpenAI”.
For what it’s worth, a bunch of open source stuff is maintained by Meta, that businesses rely on:
Parts of the Linux kernel, including btrfs, cgroup2 (which is heavily used by Docker and similar technologies), psi, bpf, and a few others.
PyTorch, used for AI/ML stuff
PrestoDB
zstd compression library and xxhash hashing library - used by pretty much every database system and a large number of backup systems now
React, React Native, Relay, etc.
Plus all the AI research and models (like Llama) that’s published publicly with generous licensing policies. Way more Open than “OpenAI”.