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What is the problem that sandboxing every app into a homogenous set of thou-shalt-not's solves?

While it's a somewhat special case, I know the US federal government often employs people with though-shalt-not-break-without-penalty contracts.

Thou shalt not use archaic language unless thou knowest what thou art doing.

The first commandment of San Francisco: Thou shalt not construct.

So you swallow your lofty free-market, shalt-not-steal ideals, abandon your pipe dreams of one day being in the upper class, and you tax the rich at near-extortionate rates.

Some of the sections are the run-of-the-mill type thou shalt do this to be successful, however there is a section which I found intriguing prompting you to open source your personal DNA!

Richard's sort of like an Old Testament prophet, with lots of 'Thou shalt not,' and BSD is a more Christian approach, saying, 'Love your neighbor; make value for the world.

Some subjective thoughts: Go constantly makes me jump through hoops and feels very rigid in its religious beliefs ("Thou shalt not want exceptions, thou shalt not want generics!").

What is never helpful is imposing some sort of semi-religious "thou shalt do x" in every case.

Are you seriously implying that you see no difference between "thou shalt not kill" and "thou shalt not analyze images of public places with anything more complicated than an abacus"??

Thou shalt eat thy own dogfood." Google also makes GWT and Dart.