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TiberiusB at 17:21, 28 December 2022

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TiberiusB at 17:19, 28 December 2022

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TiberiusB at 20:41, 27 November 2022

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The process of taking elements on one thing and mixing it with elements of another thing (or more than one other thing).

the concept is used in [[open source]] development to describe for example building a new computer program by using sections from other computer programs. Since open source software development produces code that anyone can see and use, remixing is a widely used practice where everyone is using everyone ease's code to make new code. This increases the number of [[adjacent possibles]], which makes open source development hyper innovative, in contrast with traditional closed innovation based on proprietary code, forbidding someone else from making use of it.

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	the concept is used in [[open source]] development to describe for example building a new computer program by using sections from other computer programs. Since open source software development produces code that anyone can see and use, remixing is a widely used practice where everyone is using everyone ease's code to make new code. This increases the number of [[adjacent possibles]], which makes open source development hyper innovative, in contrast with traditional closed innovation based on proprietary code, forbidding someone else from making use of it.		the concept is used in [[open source]] development to describe for example building a new computer program by using sections from other computer programs. Since open source software development produces code that anyone can see and use, remixing is a widely used practice where everyone is using everyone ease's code to make new code. This increases the number of [[adjacent possibles]], which makes open source development hyper innovative, in contrast with traditional closed innovation based on proprietary code, forbidding someone else from making use of it.
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		+	When applied to [[ventures]] the remix process is called [[merging]].

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−	See also [[~~forking~~]].	+	=See also=
		+	* [[Forking]]
		+	* [[Spinoff]]

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	the concept is used in [[open source]] development to describe for example building a new computer program by using sections from other computer programs. Since open source software development produces code that anyone can see and use, remixing is a widely used practice where everyone is using everyone ease's code to make new code. This increases the number of [[adjacent possibles]], which makes open source development hyper innovative, in contrast with traditional closed innovation based on proprietary code, forbidding someone else from making use of it.		the concept is used in [[open source]] development to describe for example building a new computer program by using sections from other computer programs. Since open source software development produces code that anyone can see and use, remixing is a widely used practice where everyone is using everyone ease's code to make new code. This increases the number of [[adjacent possibles]], which makes open source development hyper innovative, in contrast with traditional closed innovation based on proprietary code, forbidding someone else from making use of it.
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		+	See also [[forking]].