Not copyrighting code and then reusing functions later
I’m coding something for my job to copy directories and then use regex to make all the filenames uniform. I’m an undergrad student programmer for my university and I’m not sure what a professional coder would consider reasonable in this case. My job is mostly to implement mathematical research. The current assignment is outside what I’ve been doing and seems like it would be really useful to have some of the functions available in case I (most likely) encounter a similar assignment at some point in my career in the future. It’s going to be really useful because the current filenames are so screwed right now that the admin assistants can’t really keep up (and even trying to do so might just cause more human error). I’m thinking that it may not overall be useful outside the current assignment because the regex will be so customised to the way the file are incorrectly named.
Not copyrighting code and then reusing functions later
I’m coding something for my job to copy directories and then use regex to make all the filenames uniform. I’m an undergrad student programmer for my university and I’m not sure what a professional coder would consider reasonable in this case. My job is mostly to implement mathematical research. The current assignment is outside what I’ve been doing and seems like it would be really useful to have some of the functions available in case I (most likely) encounter a similar assignment at some point in my career in the future. It’s going to be really useful because the current filenames are so screwed right now that the admin assistants can’t really keep up (and even trying to do so might just cause more human error). I’m thinking that it may not overall be useful outside the current assignment because the regex will be so customised to the way the file are incorrectly named.
Not copyrighting code and then reusing functions later
I’m coding something for my job to copy directories and then use regex to make all the filenames uniform. I’m an undergrad student programmer for my university and I’m not sure what a professional coder would consider reasonable in this case. My job is mostly to implement mathematical research. The current assignment is outside what I’ve been doing and seems like it would be really useful to have some of the functions available in case I (most likely) encounter a similar assignment at some point in my career in the future. It’s going to be really useful because the current filenames are so screwed right now that the admin assistants can’t really keep up (and even trying to do so might just cause more human error). I’m thinking that it may not overall be useful outside the current assignment because the regex will be so customised to the way the file are incorrectly named.
Not copyrighting code and then reusing functions later
I’m coding something for my job to copy directories and then use regex to make all the filenames uniform. I’m an undergrad student programmer for my university and I’m not sure what a professional coder would consider reasonable in this case. My job is mostly to implement mathematical research. The current assignment is outside what I’ve been doing and seems like it would be really useful to have some of the functions available in case I (most likely) encounter a similar assignment at some point in my career in the future. It’s going to be really useful because the current filenames are so screwed right now that the admin assistants can’t really keep up (and even trying to do so might just cause more human error). I’m thinking that it may not overall be useful outside the current assignment because the regex will be so customised to the way the file are incorrectly named.
Not copyrighting code and then reusing functions later
I’m coding something for my job to copy directories and then use regex to make all the filenames uniform. I’m an undergrad student programmer for my university and I’m not sure what a professional coder would consider reasonable in this case. My job is mostly to implement mathematical research. The current assignment is outside what I’ve been doing and seems like it would be really useful to have some of the functions available in case I (most likely) encounter a similar assignment at some point in my career in the future. It’s going to be really useful because the current filenames are so screwed right now that the admin assistants can’t really keep up (and even trying to do so might just cause more human error). I’m thinking that it may not overall be useful outside the current assignment because the regex will be so customised to the way the file are incorrectly named.
Is renewal of MIT license needed on github at the beginning of each year?
I am using the MIT LICENSE in all of my github projects. The second line says 2013 at the top. For having the copyright to hold in future(i.e. after 2013) does it need to be changed each year or is it good as it is? Do I add to it, modify it or leave it as it is?
Software Licenses: No Distribution and Private Selling Using Dual Licenses [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Software Licenses: No Distribution and Private Selling Using Dual Licenses [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Software Licenses: No Distribution and Private Selling Using Dual Licenses [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Do software licenses (ie, MIT) need to be included with the executable?
Whenever a software license reads: