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by 255kb 2y ago
Windows market share and MSFT stock are laughing at your comment
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by 255kb 2y ago
He is also such a clown, with clownesque statements and witnesses. I particularily like this one (from the judgement): "Dr Wright’s remaining witnesses of fact Ms DeMorgan is Dr Wright’s youngest sister. She gave evidence that Dr Wrigh
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by 255kb 2y ago
I concur, my first commit was a big one, squashed to avoid showing my shitty history, after coding an MVP for 3 months. I initially had no intention to open-source, so I was caring at all about my commit history. I still had one or two que
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by 255kb 2y ago
It's Apache 2.0 + custom clauses excluding any commercial/for-profit usage.
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by 255kb 2y ago
Mickey Mouse is laughing at your comment :)
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by 255kb 3y ago
I absolutely don't get this office dogs thing. I like animals, but I don't particularily like dogs. They jump and drool all over you. How is "liking" dogs considered as universal or even a perk?
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by 255kb 3y ago
I despise flex desk policies. Not being able to feel like it's "my" spot, that I can organize how I want, is giving me anxiety. Sharing dirty keyboards and mouses, and not finding back my chair adjustments also gives me anxi
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by 255kb 3y ago
Does it really matter? I would say finding a problem to solve is the first step. From there you can assess if your target users are more prone to use a desktop website, a web app, or a native mobile app. I guess that some industries will o
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by 255kb 3y ago
Some things may be urgent but most deadlines are bogus and created by sales and managers promising something to someone. And everything revolves around that, creating a toxic blame culture. Looking at you Scrum!
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by 255kb 3y ago
That's probably a cultural thing. Being French, raised next to the German border, married to a Belgian, I must say that our tradition of cooking twice a day (even in the evening, when time is more limited) is quite French. I work in Lu
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by 255kb 3y ago
Every time I see a company/startup claiming to do an AI about X or Y, I wonder how they can be trusted at all. What about all the hallucinations, false positives, etc.? Aside from some sort of tool that classify cases, or extract key
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by 255kb 3y ago
To add to this, they recently published a video showing how they provision and manage their macOS runners: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2J2MzKjcqY
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by 255kb 3y ago
I can confirm that funding one's work on an open-source project through sponsoring is one hell of a ride. As you said, most people are not concerned by OSS funding, let alone companies that have a hard time justifying paying for somet
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by 255kb 3y ago
I started working on an open-source API mocking tool six years ago. It's called Mockoon and has recently crossed 500k downloads. Two years ago, I quit my job to focus nearly full-time on it. I'm still freelancing on the side, but
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by 255kb 3y ago
Sick and tired. But this is working. It seems that many developers actually want to do/use/learn whatever their peers are. Just look at all the tweets and reddit posts starting with "What should I use...?" or "What
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by 255kb 3y ago
Thank you for the precision. I guess the important part is how Godot is currently organized and remains independent.
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by 255kb 3y ago
> It seems like 2 of the 4 founders are also members ins the Godot board of directors and if I recall W4 has a strong voice in the Godot development team. I missed that. I'm glad if Godot remains independent. VC funded OSS projects
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by 255kb 3y ago
I find the title rather confusing, as, after reading their FAQ ( https://w4games.com/faq/ ) it is clear that they don't own Godot. They are building a traditional BaaS for gaming, specifically targeted at Godot deve
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by 255kb 3y ago
Reading the FAQ it seems they are not affiliated with Godot, nor control any of it aspects. https://w4games.com/faq/ It seems they plan ( https://w4games.com/products/ ) to make money by creating a
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by 255kb 3y ago
Having worked in Tokyo during summer, I long for cold coffee cans. In Europe we can only find Starbucks cans full of sugar and milk :(
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by 255kb 3y ago
We have the same here in Luxembourg (name is Payconiq). It starts being accepted a bit everywhere. We scan the QR code with our banking app and it sends the money instantly. Some providers (telcos, electricity, etc.) started putting QR code
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by 255kb 3y ago
> - Illegally collecting personal data or using it in a illegal way In GDPR times, nearly every website is collecting personal data illegally (no clear consent, GA, US data transfers, etc.). Good luck to them to enforce this.
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by 255kb 3y ago
I maintain an open-source app built with Electron. It serves tens of thousands of users every months and nobody complained in 5 years that it is being built with Electron. Not saying that Electron is perfect, and that it couldn't be a
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by 255kb 3y ago
Thank you :)
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by 255kb 3y ago
It definitely depends on the maturity of the project and the country you live in. I was selected to be part of this first cohort with Mockoon. I'm from Luxembourg, so 20k is surely not a life changing amount of money. However, I quit
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by 255kb 3y ago
Thanks for noticing, will check with owner and GitHub team.
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by 255kb 3y ago
Thanks! I am glad to be in this list too (Mockoon) :)
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by 255kb 3y ago
I'm thrilled to see my project ( https://mockoon.com ) being part of this first cohort! It's a great opportunity but it's also good for open-source projects in general. It can only contribute to make our industry mo
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by 255kb 3y ago
I'm thrilled to see my project ( https://mockoon.com ) being part of this first cohort! It's a great opportunity but it's also good for open-source projects in general. I think this is part of a broader movement th
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by 255kb 4y ago
This also happened to me a while ago after testing a form multiple times. My IP for banned for several hours. Horrendous user experience.

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