Projects such as Bluesky, Mastodon, Pixelfed, etc are pursuing a "strategy of radical openness" in terms of how a business school (rather than a developer) would probably put it
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Projects such as Bluesky, Mastodon, Pixelfed, etc are pursuing a "strategy of radical openness" in terms of how a business school (rather than a developer) would probably put it.
I wonder: what other examples in other parts of the economy are there for a strategy of radical openness?
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So I (re)watched all the godfather movies in their most recent restoration/recut.
It's also the first time I watched them in the original rather than the italian dubbing.
Surprise: the original Sicilian is so thick (sometimes with an American accent, sometimes just deep Sicilian) that it's impossible to understand in some points.
The Italian version re-dubbed it in a lighter Sicilian which the average Italian could understand :)
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@jaredwhite yeah I think in the 00s. The ruby community back then was tiny but full of random interesting initiatives. E.g. I remember the Ruby Package Archive, which would have been a debian-like package system with maintainers instead of a "publish what you want" system like rubygems.
Given the recent supply chain attack craze.. well maybe it was an idea worth pursuing.
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you ever think about how it's only like still 2005 in questionable content
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@riffraff I honestly can't recall, that must've really been a looong time ago.
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@jaredwhite ruby had something called RFPs (request for proposal iirc) which were like python's PEPs, a long time ago.
I honestly can't remember what happened then.
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Prossime iniziative di Nonunadimeno
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https://www.rivoluzioneanarchica.it/prossime-iniziative-di-nonunadimeno/
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Little miss Mila
