Openwashing Galore: Waste, Linux Foundation and 'Open' Surveillance
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This Open-Source ‘Precious Plastic’ Project Is Changing What Waste Means And How Recycling Is Done
People involved in more than 400 projects around the world are using a recycling system that they downloaded for free from the internet. It’s from an open-source project called Precious Plastic, based in the Netherlands. The basic idea: Plastic can be a resource if you have the tools to turn it into beautiful new things.
“Plastic is a precious and valuable material. It’s just been kind of designed, used and marketed in the wrong way, in our view,” says Joseph Klatt, business guy with Precious Plastic.
That’s Klatt’s official title: business guy. He’s based in the Netherlands, but is originally from Ohio.
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Cloud Foundry Foundation Turns 5
The Cloud Foundry Foundation, home to open source projects helping build the future of cloud applications, is celebrating its 5th anniversary.
Officially launched in January 2015 with more than 40 members as an independent not-for-profit Linux Foundation Collaborative Project, the Foundation projects include Cloud Foundry Application Runtime, Cloud Foundry Container Runtime, BOSH, Open Service Broker API, Eirini, Project Quarks, Abacus, CF-Local, CredHub, ServiceFabrik, Stratos, and more.
The Cloud Foundry project comprises of Cloud Foundry Elastic Runtime (now Cloud Foundry Application Runtime) and BOSH.
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Facebook Releases Open-Source Library For 3D Deep Learning: PyTorch3D
In a significant boost to 3D deep learning research, Facebook AI has released PyTorch3D, a highly modular and optimised library with unique capabilities to make 3D deep learning easier with PyTorch.
PyTorch3d provides efficient, reusable components for 3D Computer Vision research with PyTorch.
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