The cathedral and the bazaar for Strelka students

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This document discusses the hacker ethic and open source software development. It explores the principles of sharing knowledge, decentralization, and improving the world through collaboration. A key debate is presented between the "cathedral" model of closed, hierarchical development versus the "bazaar" model of open, decentralized development pioneered by Linux and open source projects. The bazaar model argues for releasing early and listening to customers to improve software quickly through transparency and many eyes on the code.

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The cathedral and the bazaar for Strelka students

1. The ?Cathedral ? ? & ?The ?Bazaar ?

2. The ?hacker ?ethic ? is ?a ? "new ?way ?of ?life, ?with ? a ?philosophy, ? an ?ethic ?and ?a ?dream” ? ? ? ?Steven ?Levy ?

3. Knowledge ?should ?be ?shared ? with ?other ?people ? who ?can ?bene?t ?from ?it. ? ? ? ?Richard ?Stallman ?

4. Important ?resources ?should ?be ? u?lized ?rather ?than ?wasted. ? ? ? ?Richard ?Stallman ?

5. Hacking ?and ?ethics ?are ?separate ?

6. ? ? ? hacker ? ? ? ? ???? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

7. IETF ?RFC ?1983: ? ? hacker ? ? ? ? ? ? ?A ?person ?who ? ? ? ? ? ? delights ?in ?having ?an ?inJmate ? understanding ?of ?the ?internal ? workings ?of ?a ?system. ?

8. According ?to ?the ?"hacker ?ethic," ?a ?hack ?must: ? ?? be ?safe ? ?? not ?damage ?anything ? ?? not ?damage ?anyone, ? either ?physically, ?mentally ?or ?emoJonally ? ?? be ?funny, ? at ?least ?to ?most ?of ?the ?people ?who ?experience ?it ?

10. Principles ?by ?Steven ?Levy ? ??Hands-?‐On ?ImperaJve ? ??Sharing ? ??Openness ? ??DecentralizaJon ? ??World ?Improvement ?

11. A ?Cathedral ? ? or ?A ?Bazaar? ?

12. Linus’s ?law: ? "given ?enough ? eyeballs, ?all ?bugs ? are ?shallow" ?

13. Release ?early. ? Release ?oUen. ? ? ? And ?listen ?to ?your ? customers. ? ? ? ?Eric ?Raymond ?

14. Plan ?to ?throw ? one ?[version] ?away; ? you ?will, ?anyhow. ? ? ? ?Frederick ?Brooks, ? ? The ?Mythical ?Man ?Month ?

16. Good ?programmers ? know ?what ?to ?write. ? ? Great ?ones ? know ?what ?to ?rewrite ? (and ?reuse). ? ? ? ?Eric ?Raymond ?

17. When ?you ?lose ? interest ?in ?a ?program, ? your ?last ?duty ?to ?it ? is ?to ?hand ?it ?o? ?to ?a ? competent ?successor. ? ? ? ?Eric ?Raymond ?

18. 99designs.com ? ?-?‐ ?Crowdsourced ?design ?

19. People’s ?power ?

20. People’s ?power ?

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