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by nomdep 5y ago
nitpicking: the average bus factor cannot be 1 unless there are as many projects without maintainer as projects with two or more maintainers … On second thought, the average bus factor might be less than one
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by nomdep 5y ago
On average, middle class and below lives longer and more confortable than in the previous thousands of years.
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by nomdep 5y ago
Gawker were scum. The worst of the worst in “journalism”. Their whole business model was based on creating outrage and division. They don’t deserve an inch of sympathy. I do miss Mike Arrington's Techcrunch, though
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by nomdep 5y ago
If your language is Ruby or Python I would recommend Practical Object Oriented Design by Sandi Metz
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by nomdep 5y ago
What DRM are you talking about?
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by nomdep 5y ago
WTF?! More than $1400 for a unknown brand keyboard made of plastic?
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Using JavaScript-style async promises in Python(blog.miguelgrinberg.com)
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by nomdep 5y ago
No, digital cash
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by nomdep 5y ago
How the lab leak is not considered a fact already? Have everyone forgot about this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28644428 ? The leaked grant plus Peter Daszak Wikipedia page screams “guilty”
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by nomdep 5y ago
Agreed, they (used to?) hire the most incompetent developer evangelists
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Trojan Source and Python(lwn.net)
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by nomdep 5y ago
Ten years ago I used to be excite by news like this. Now I don’t care that much because, unless is a commitment to openness on a cultural level, is just a n inconsequential gesture, maybe even just a cost-saving measure
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by nomdep 5y ago
I also hated Army of the Dead, but I liked Army of Thieves (the post-released prequel)
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by nomdep 5y ago
Isn’t the same as US-International?
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by nomdep 5y ago
Speaking of Lenna, the latest Shirley cards seems like a great replacement to the Lenna image
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by nomdep 5y ago
You are clearly have not accepted invitations from high school ex classmates… and you shouldn’t. At least in my case, some of them are the worst kind of strangers: people you would think would grew to be smart, reasonable and/or well i
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by nomdep 5y ago
The web programming industry, not the SEO industry
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by nomdep 5y ago
I don’t remember never ever hearing it and I’ve been in the industry for some time
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by nomdep 5y ago
You will be very happy with this new laptop then: https://frame.work/ Every internal component has a QR code sticker on it pointing to a web page with the specs, replacements, etc. See: https://youtu.be/0rkT
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by nomdep 5y ago
Practical but worrisome. The lack of central organization is part of what has protected the Ruby community from corruption, unlike Python (see the whole pipenv/Reitz episode)
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by nomdep 5y ago
Pre made UI libraries like Bootstrap or Tailwind UI
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by nomdep 5y ago
A product already immensely profitable and a very generous hearth. Beyond that, a trusted friend with similar goals and complementary skills.
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by nomdep 5y ago
Usually the moment you have an actual son and realize is several orders of magnitude more love, commitment, work, sacrifice, and money.
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by nomdep 5y ago
If the Python maintainers doesn’t want to approve this, Gross should talk to the Pypi developers.
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by nomdep 5y ago
> you can say what you like (as long as you're not inciting crime or violence.) But whatever reason is to forbid inciting crime or violence is equally valid to forbid inciting firing or un-inviting someone isn’t it?
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by nomdep 5y ago
“ Aside from supporting Free Software solutions, the FDL also aims to increase the visibility of European Free Software publishers and their importance in terms of innovation and employment as well as their contribution to a possible Europe
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I’m ashamed that it gives that impression
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<3
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There is nothing wrong, except that, usually in a blue collar job, everyone is replaceable and the salaries are low to average. Yes, all of this come from fear of not being able to make a living as a programmer in 10 years
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by nomdep 5y ago
Are developers the new blue-collar workers? I haven’t seen a similar program for aspiring lawyers, doctors or accountants. Aren’t we too eager to commoditize the profession?

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