sourcing

It allows you to feed bytes to a video element, sourcing those bytes from wherever you'd like.

B2B-sales in larger firms goes via a sourcing department, that possibly has preferred suppliers, etc.

This sounds like a problem that could be easily solved through crowd sourcing.

I'm all for open sourcing as much as possible, but Google doesn't publish their search algorithms for a reason.

However, they have been open-sourcing a lot of their Clojure projects, which is a great way to increase the visibility of the language.

It could be that the sourcing that makes this model possible is taken straight from Toptal (and if so, great way to capitalize).

This is the usual pattern of a big company open sourcing peripheral and dying projects to appear hip, or to hope for free work.

Our core platform is open source, and we're working on open sourcing everything else we do.

Thats great, but Samsung is not big on second sourcing its designs.

If I had to put my finger on one part I liked the most it's sourcing.

Using event sourcing and a service bus together is frankly retarded.

I've cleaned up two companies who bought into that idea (event sourcing, service bus etc).

That's nice, but I don't see anybody "needlessly punishing people for open-sourcing their code".

"the policy of 3taps with regards to Craigslist data is that any sourcing of that data for insertion via our API be done without scraping or visiting Craigslist at all." (original emphasis) Obviously, I don't know whether they followed that policy.