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Makes me think of GitHub's totally custom tribute in the UI on Jim Weirich's last commit: https://github.com/jimweirich/wyriki/commit/d28fac7f18aeacb00d8ad3460a

• benj111 3y ago
  Personally id be quite disappointed if I were memorialised for gem 'sdoc', require: false Maybe we should all set up a commit for after we die that would be a commit we're actually happy with.
  • gorjusborg 3y ago
    It's about the people who care, not the content of the code.
    • benj111 3y ago
      Ok yes, I was interpreting it from the POV of someone who doesn't know the person, whereas the people who memorialised it probably did know the person. but then it is a public memorial so it shouldn't really be intended as a personalised memorial? If a statue to a famous person is unveiled, I would expect that it would celebrate the things they are famous for, not their personal life.