Milank

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by Milank 6y ago
We are talking about OSS projects that "need to pay the rent". OSS projects that are created by companies as a strategic move are something completely different.
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by Milank 6y ago
There is no silver bullet. I am lucky to have both options at my disposal - I live in the city, commute to work (~45 minutes by tram, more if I walk, which I do). On the other hand, my parents live in the suburbs, backyard and stuff. Both o
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by Milank 6y ago
Most of the people writing OSS do it for fun/side project/to solve a problem, not for the money. Problems come if that peace of software gets popular, they get a lot of bug reports, improvement suggestions/requests, emails, n
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by Milank 8y ago
Ha-ha, been there, done that. It takes a lot of effort, energy, support from the spouse, ... I often say - if I could go back in time, I would go visit younger me, single, with 9-5 job being only obligation. I would go there, and slap him (
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by Milank 8y ago
You're welcome. It takes some time to get used to lean principles, especially if you have a dev background (as you do it seams). It's the opposite of "build it and they will come" mantra, and dev people are always like &
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by Milank 8y ago
I always thought the best way to learn something is by doing it. The only problem now is the time.
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by Milank 8y ago
Read this for example: https://lifehacker.com/im-joel-gascoigne-and-this-is-the-sto...