Fair point, I usually use exit codes

Honestly if you already know all the git commands? I’d use sh

Yeah, usually it’s pretty good autocomplete. Definitely makes my coding faster (and highlighting a chunk of SQL and asking it to modify it in plain English is magic)

They have public revisions of every answer and consider deleting good content “vandalism” since it violates license, so it’s no surprise that they’d keep it all

Oh no 😅 this app has been around for over a decade so I’d be curious what a modern version would look like

This exists! https://fogofworld.app/

It’s a great idea, yours sounds a bit more restricted in viewing which I think is cool

Self? Seemed pretty clear in their comment

If you wanted something real crazy you could build a cyberdeck!

You’d probably need some resistant keys for that, unless it was somehow mechanical. Solar power would probably work better, especially since it’s eink. Might not be enough with the pi zero though

According to w3, about 35%

How would you prevent that?

I have this one hanging up in my cube

Oh, I had it backwards! I tried to mess with the hint and couldn’t find anything, maybe an assert?

from typing import Collection

def foo(bar: Collection[str]):
    assert not isinstance(bar, str)
    print(bar)

I’m rusty on my type hints because I’ve been living in lua land lately, but from ye olde PEP 20

Explicit is better than implicit.

I’d combine them so the hint was something like Union[Collection[str], str]

The newest mobile update restricts you to the current channel when you search

They did the same a few days ago and deleted the post before reposting

Careful everyone, they didn’t specify programming languages! Don’t even THINK of providing a few lines of Python that would answer the question 🐍

The description has a short summary:

🌐 FOSS4GNA 2023 closing keynote by Paul Ramsey explores the economic paradox of open source software.
💰 Paul reflects on the value of his keynote, given freely in exchange for nothing, and questions its economic worth.
💼 Consulting emerges as a key means for open source developers to monetize their expertise.
📉 Tension arises from the clash between open source’s non-monetary promise and economic necessities.
🔄 The perpetual growth and development of open source challenge traditional economic principles.
🤝 Open source lacks a clear economic model, involving society, relationships, and non-monetary obligations.
🚀 Despite the challenges, open source software continues to evolve and outcompete alternatives.

Not sure where I’d find a transcript, sorry about that!

Saw this talk at FOSS4G, thought it would be appreciated here! It was a fun closing keynote with a touching personal note at ~42 minutes

Good point! I rarely use plain static pages, there’s usually some templating involved if I’m going through GH pages.