On a mission to accelerate the Solidarity Economy through technology ♻️
Product Manager and Developer Advocate by day, rants about bad UX in F/LOSS by night. In love with SciPy, PyData, and all things Python. Luddite. Trying to make a positive impact.
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Re-discovered this paragraph from @pluralistic by @doctorow
https://pluralistic.net/2020/04/29/banjo-nazis/#cuckoos-egg
What makes a software library or an API "beautiful" then, in a way that helps us overcome the unavoidable complexities and obscurities of today's software stack and motivates us to troubleshoot and debug rather than give up?
Pensaba que lo de quedarse en X por activismo era una cosa minoritaria pero veo que no.
https://elpais.com/opinion/2024-08-20/quedarse-en-x-una-rebelion-democratica.html
Tech industry, pixel on canvas, 2024
(From https://blog.pragmaticengineer.com/klarnas-ai-chatbot/)
Klarna launched its AI chatbot, built in collaboration with OpenAI, which the company wants to use to eliminate 2/3rds of customer support positions. But is it as revolutionary, and as likely to replace jobs, as Klarna claims?
"The purpose of Fair Source is to legitimize the practice of companies meaningfully sharing the code for their core software products while retaining control of their roadmap and business model, without confusing this with Free and Open Source Software. Fair Source companies value user freedom and developer sustainability."
