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A
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has the latest version in the master branch of a public git repository.
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Software
is a Code
NPM shouldn't have changed the ownership of KIK package
A good NPM package does not come with minified source files.
Bug-free software is possible
The term open source software should be used instead of free(/libre) software
Free software is necessary
A bad NPM package contains the logo of the project as png/svg source file.
A good NPM package includes unit tests.
Programming
is a Monolith
Functional programming is not useful for most apps
Static typing is better than dynamic typing in programming languages.
Java will remain as language of choice for server-side programming
There are too much programming languages.
Vim is better than emacs
Programming languages with fancy type systems (like Haskell) will never become mainstream.
Typescript is not a programming language
Good
is a Morality
The Euro currency is a good thing.
The only way to prove that we live in a simulation is to make the simulation lag, and a good way to do that is to create a simulation in the current simulation. This means that we live in a simulation made by other beings to prove that they are in a sim.
Sponsored Content is a good thing, and there should be more of it
Donald Trump would make a good president
A new study says you might not have to walk far to see benefits. If you've invested in a fitness tracker, chances are you've heard that you should take 10,000 steps a day for better health. If that sounds daunting, there's good news: a study published on
a shared database of essential data across dev teams in an organisation is good
The idea that any dream can be fufilled if you work hard enough can do more harm than good.
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