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Re: Live from the 2003 Fall AMIA Conference
by I. Valdes on Tuesday November 11, @06:36PM
My initial thoughts to Zuckerman's comments was that he is clueless about the definition of open source, saying that the data should be open source but the code should not be. If he can show me the source in data then I will eat my hat. My other reaction to his quote about 'complex code' was: 'now, now, doctors mustn't play with sharp, pointy objects like computers' and finally, that he's never met a early 1980's mainframe that he didn't like. -- IV
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