nevernude

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by nevernude 4y ago
We do support a number of other languages/ecosystem via a GitHub action[1] which generates a stackaid.json file we use to fund projects. All the package.json file we discover in your repos are actually automatically merged together, de
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by nevernude 4y ago
Yes, we have a GitHub action[1] that uses the dependency graph API to generate a stackaid.json file which will list your direct and indirect dependencies. 1. https://github.com/marketplace/actions/stackaid-dependen
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by nevernude 4y ago
Projects like TS, React, etc that are already well unfunded most likely won't claim their funds which means they will be reallocated to your other dependencies after a few months. They will also have the option to be pass-through organ
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by nevernude 4y ago
We haven't chosen them yet but they will be rotated every so often. If you have suggestions we'd be happy to hear them.
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by nevernude 4y ago
We are similar in that we use a monthly subscription that ultimately pays open source developers but I'd say that's where the similarities end. Tidelift is focused on security and vetting dependencies which is a noble effort! Stac
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by nevernude 4y ago
After a few months if the funds aren't claimed we will reallocate them to a subscriber's other direct dependencies. For the time being, if you accepting funds via GitHub Sponsors, Open Collective, etc. we will do our best to get m
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by nevernude 4y ago
Yes it is. If there are no additional projects to fund after reallocation we will donate the remaining funds to other organizations/charities.
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by nevernude 4y ago
Yes! You can reach out to me at wes@stackaid.us We also have a signup page https://www.stackaid.us/invite
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by nevernude 4y ago
Which example are you looking at? Perhaps you included the "Shared with" amounts to the total, which is actually what a project pays it's dependencies. Currently there isn't a way to change the weights. For projects like
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by nevernude 4y ago
It's important to note that 7.5% is the max we would make. The more direct dependencies you fund, the less we make. When we reallocate funds, the same rule applies. Our goal is to support projects outside of GitHub but we had to start
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by nevernude 7y ago
We did exactly this! https://covidtrace.com/ We built a privacy focused contact tracing app. It records your location history for a 3 week period and then compares it against reports of COVID-19 infections. The comparisons
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by nevernude 14y ago
Are you also a fan of list.first() over list[0]? I think it's just a convention that takes getting used to and ends up being quite handy.