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by hosh 1y ago
Wow, neat idea! Is this going to be proprietary or OSS?
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by hosh 1y ago
I think the line of thinking you want to explore has more to do with how we perceive beauty and elegance. That has been the subject of philosophers all over in our recorded history, and I doubt a single article will be able to cover this. C
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by hosh 1y ago
Maturity is not exactly correlated to time in experience, just as emotional and social maturity doesn’t exactly correlate with biological age. I was 12 years into my career before the ideas in this article started filtering into my mind.
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by hosh 1y ago
The “values” in this article maps to Roy Fielding’s PhD dissertation on software architecture. Fielding’s dissertation is better known for REST, but his dissertation is much broader and more versatile. He actually organized a way to think a
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by hosh 1y ago
Yes, I know bundler does that. But I thought we were talking about urn instead of uri. Seems I was mistaken.
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by hosh 1y ago
Were those tech open source? A decade before Rails puts it in 1995. Do you have some resources on this? I like looking into the history of tech.
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by hosh 1y ago
Chances are, this will make rv into a bigger success. Assuming the rv developers delivers on their promises. (I tried using their first version on launch only to find that the features I wanted have not been written yet). Where are you gett
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by hosh 1y ago
That sounds like a neat idea. Do you have a proposal for that? Would it be compatible with specifying urls (such as git repos)?
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by hosh 1y ago
Do you have a source for that? I always wondered why Merb disappeared, even after Katz refactored Rails to use ideas from Merb.
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by hosh 1y ago
The proliferation of frameworks came about from the ideas and design of Ruby on Rails. MVC and ORM had been around before web apps, but it was not consistently used in a web framework until Rails. Convention-over-configuration, “nested doll
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by hosh 1y ago
Does the law as written distinguish between B2C and B2B?
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by hosh 1y ago
Would this law have helped that non-profit that had their annual Slack subscription increased from $5k/year to $200k/year? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45283887
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by hosh 1y ago
Does that mean, things like AWS Reserved Instances or Savings Plans do not comply with this EU law?
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by hosh 1y ago
And they are already migrating things to Mattermost. So again, how does talking about the stages of grief help?
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by hosh 1y ago
Or an infra engineer willing to volunteer and teach the teens and adult members how to set up and maintain the self-hosted chat.
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by hosh 1y ago
The non-profit is still in crises mode and can use help. The grief and reflection can come when the crises has passed. Whether it is grief or not, how is describing these stages of grief helpful for the situation as it is right now?
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by hosh 1y ago
How is this helpful for the non-profit? And Kübler-Ross did not describe a linear progression of grief. It was meant to be enough of a framework to start conversations, to put experiences in perspective, to help reflect. And plenty of times
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by hosh 1y ago
There are local chapters of the Society for Creative Anachronism that uses Facebook heavily. The thing is that the use of FB grew out from the in-person community that had formed, and people would rather interact in-person than only through
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by hosh 1y ago
Do you count LiveView (Elixir) in that assessment?
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by hosh 1y ago
There is a project called Iocaine that does something similar while trying to minimize resource use.
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by hosh 1y ago
Not immediately practical -- I've been looking into using Pharo (smalltalk) to build a web authoring / static site generator that non-devs can use, and something that devs can quickly customize or extend.
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by hosh 1y ago
There is a form of delegation that develops the people involved, so that people can continue to contribute and grow. Each individual can contribute what is unique to them, and grow more capable as they do so. Both people, and the community
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by hosh 1y ago
I had the opposite experience. I have worked remotely without mosh. The choppiness of responses was more distracting than pretending that the network will always be reliable.
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by hosh 1y ago
In education, I have heard it called “fluency”.
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by hosh 1y ago
I absolutely will use a robots.txt on my personal sites, which will include a tarpit. This has nothing to do with keeping my webserver from crashing, and has more to do with crawlers using content to train AI. Anything I actually want to ke
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by hosh 1y ago
There are ethical principles like that, but they just may not be in our mainstream corporate or open source software culture. The permaculture ethical principle of “fair share” would apply here, if a group were using those.
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by hosh 1y ago
If the dependencies are specified as data, such as package.json, or a yaml or xml file, it may be structured enough that tools can still manage it. Npm install has a save flag that lets you do that. Python dep files may be structured enough
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by hosh 1y ago
Many comments talk about how top-level and transitive dependencies can conflict. I think the article is suggesting you can resolve those by specifying them in the top-level packages and overriding any transitive package versions. If we are
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by hosh 1y ago
What if the top level can override the transitive dependencies? I have had to do that with Ruby apps, where libraries are also shared.
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by hosh 1y ago
Wasn’t the article suggesting that the top level dependencies override transitive dependencies, and that could be done in the main package file instead of the lock file?

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