netsensei

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   by netsensei 7y ago

   Decentralisation isn't a collection of technology. Rather, it's a set of principles or tenets. It's above all the by-product of the choices one makes. Sure, you can install a gazillion packages, use serverless, static site ge
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   by netsensei 7y ago

   I suppose the entire point of open sourcing software is to take a step back from generating revenue through IP. That doesn't exclude charging for the hours one put in solving specific issues or requests raised by third parties. Open so
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   by netsensei 7y ago

   Hypothesis: most users on social media wouldn't publish or share content, let alone leverage RSS, if those platforms didn't exist. Social media emerged alongside existing technologies. And they attracted a whole new audience. Of c
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   by netsensei 7y ago

   Alexander of Macedonia conquered a vast empire right up to the Indus River. Then there's the Silk Road who connected the Eurasian continent economic, cultural and political influence for centuries. So, the spread of ideas across cultu
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   by netsensei 7y ago

   I'll take logical fallacies and rethorical devices for 200, Alex.
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   by netsensei 7y ago

   Ah yes, that would be Karl Popper's concept of Falsifiability of a hypothesis. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falsifiability That's what we are debating here: is this claim that use of UML is always markedly
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   by netsensei 7y ago

   I think the answer to your question would be: it depends on external constraints. How much time do you have? What is the scope of the project? Size of your team? Number of stakeholders? Budget? Etc. In my mind, the crux of the entire exerci