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   by brylie 8y ago

   On the jQuery website, the latest download version is 3.3.1. http://jquery.com/ On GitHub, it says that 3.3.1 was released January 20th, 2018: https://github.com/jquery/jquery/releases Releases ma
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   by brylie 8y ago

   I agree with this notion. However, it is concerning that jQuery hasn't had a release in 12 months: https://github.com/jquery/jquery/releases
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   by brylie 8y ago

   I hope they invest some of the funds into Godot engine: https://godotengine.org
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   by brylie 8y ago

   Here are some issues where we could use help: https://github.com/gerilife/wellbeing/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%...
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   by brylie 8y ago

   Re: the backups. Rolling backups, e.g daily and weekly, are fairly common. When the request comes in, just acknowledge there will be a time period before the deletion is fully purged from system backups - as is still legal post-GDPR. The us
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   by brylie 8y ago

   Jep. We can use some help to build data visualizations, increase our test coverage, and perhaps refactor the project structure. What are your interests? Would you like to discuss further via GitHub issue(s)?
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   by brylie 8y ago

   Thanks for showing interest :-) My email is brylie@amble.fi
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   by brylie 8y ago

   I am co-founder of a coöp where we are building an open-source tool to promote wellbeing among eldercare residents: https://geri.life/en/ https://github.com/GeriLife/wellbeing/ We use a simpl
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   by brylie 8y ago

   Bret Victor has some really inspiring ideas, inspired to some extent by Alan Kay. Media for Thinking the Unthinkable: http://worrydream.com/MediaForThinkingTheUnthinkable/ The Future of Programming: http://w
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    by brylie 8y ago

    I'm learning Django also. It really stands out as a mature development framework. In conjunction with django, I am also building an online magazine website with WagtailCMS.
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    by brylie 8y ago

    As it stands, this article strikes me more as a recruitment device than something useful to ML practitioners outside of Uber. I'm hopeful Uber will open-source parts of the Michelangelo stack, so it will be a contribution to the broade
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    by brylie 8y ago

    The Wagtail admin UI seems to be designed for end users, and is very similar to WordPress UI.
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    by brylie 8y ago

    Can you expand on why you believe ModelCluster to be a bad idea?
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    by brylie 8y ago

    It should be required to submit software sourcecode to the Library of Congress in order to claim Copyright. That would enrich the public domain. Aside from the fact that Copyright lifespan is absurdly long.
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    by brylie 8y ago

    For Pythonistas, Wagtail takes a similar approach to content authoring with its StreamField: https://wagtail.io/ http://docs.wagtail.io/en/v2.3/topics/streamfield.html
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    by brylie 8y ago

    As a recovering alcoholic, I can attest that drinking does not resolve life's problems.
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    by brylie 8y ago

    I understand that ethical definitions are fuzzy. Just because we find confusing or unresolved ethical areas, does not invalidate efforts to clarify an ethical standpoint. The list can never be complete, nor should it be exhaustive, but it i
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    by brylie 8y ago

    Addendum: Divio have been really helpful in explaining their upcoming feature to allow Git remotes, which will allow projects to be managed via any Git service.
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    by brylie 8y ago

    Right, building a portfolio isn't specific to any learning platform. When I buy an online course or book, it is often reassuring for me that the course materials are available in an open source repository. This ensures that students ca
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    by brylie 8y ago

    Have no worry. Little, if anything, is 100% correct. We sometimes get hung up on correcting and contradicting people, often missing a deeper truth. It takes skill to find the grain of truth and build on it :-)
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    by brylie 8y ago

    Building a portfolio of open source work in conjunction with at-your-own-pace study is a great way to grow and showcase your abilities.
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    by brylie 8y ago

    Addendum: I received a response from Divio while typing the above review. The respondent said they would put me in contact with a technical support person.
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    by brylie 8y ago

    Divio offers a "platform as a service" for django, Django CMS, Wagtail, and Oscar commerce projects: https://www.divio.com/ However, they lack a basic support ticketing system on the lower-tier price plan. It is a
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    by brylie 8y ago

    Doesn't seem to work on mobile. Did anyone have better luck?
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    by brylie 8y ago

    Well, whatever features compel developers to seek out and/or promote RAML. If the RAML developers are committed to the OpenAPI spec., it might be good to put a deprecation warning and link to OpenAPI Initiative on the RAML website. Tha
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    by brylie 8y ago

    There are some clear examples mentioned in the DNH license text. Also, if a project or company discovers their purpose or business model has adverse effects for a significant population or evosystem, that would signify harm. The "ethic
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    by brylie 8y ago

    From The Obligation of the Engineer: > As an engineer, I shall participate in none but honest enterprises. When needed, my skill and knowledge shall be given without reservation for the public good. https://en.m.wikipedia.org&
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    by brylie 8y ago

    "Ethical source" licenses exist, such as the Do No Harm license: https://github.com/raisely/NoHarm https://hackernoon.com/6-myths-about-ethical-open-source-lic... Software developers can also
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    by brylie 8y ago

    I hope that RAML designers can merge some of their work into the OpenAPI Specification. https://www.openapis.org/ It is time to pursue harmony and standardization.
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    by brylie 8y ago

    What do you recommend for simplicity on a distributed team (open source)?