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Republicans would of course dismiss this as utopian craziness, the same way they are dismissing solar panels.
Think about it: - maintainers work for free; - executives get their nice bonuses.
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This should be similar to a progressive tax based system. The bigger the company revenue, the higher it’s contribution. Startups and SBEs are exempt. @rcbregman at the @wef made it very easy to understand: “taxes, taxes, taxes. The rest is bullshit”. theguardian.com/business/201…
Replying to @nayafia
I think we're beyond the q of "Should we pay maintainers" and deeper into the q of "How do we design a better incentive-reward system?". Who gets paid? Who pays? Why should they pay? Etc. It's an important problem, but implementing answers = way more complicated than it seems
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Listen to Keltner talking about his book on this podcast bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b079mc…
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Well, as it happens, Berkley professor Dr Dacher Keltner, of @GreaterGoodSC, argues in his book that "power corrupts" amazon.com/Power-Paradox-Gai…. So a push towards "a web that favors massive corporations" is unsurprising.
Replying to @jensimmons
Rich vs poor. Massive teams vs everyone else. Building a web that works for everyone vs a web that only works for those with expensive new devices and no disabilities. Architecting a web that favors massive corporations and pushes out less-powerful voices and ideas.
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We usually refrain from making political statements, except to say that we are well aligned with @SpeakerPelosi's views on dark chocolate.
During the day, green tea and coffee is what powers this operation. During the night, it's dark chocolate (70-85%) and red wine. Bad news: we are out of red wine.
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Nightwatch is 5 years old so this might be a good opportunity for a look back at issue #1, created by @evanyou github.com/nightwatchjs/nigh…
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Simula conducts research in the fields of scientific computing, software engineering, machine learning, among others - simula.no They have a strong focus on software testing, such as the Certus Centre simula.no/research/projects/…
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Starting this month, we are very pleased to have our bootstrapped cloud testing platform nightcloud.io part of the Simula Garage, located in the Oslo based Simula Research Laboratory: grundergarasjen.no
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Also, remember that if you are, by any chance, thinking of starting in 2019 to contribute to an independent, moderately popular open source Node.js project, we could use your help.
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Howdy, here's a new Nightwatch update (possibly the last of 2018) - v1.0.18 and a reminder that v1 is now out of the beta channel in NPM github.com/nightwatchjs/nigh…. Hopefully this will keep skepticism at bay about whether Nightwatch is actively maintained or not. Happy 2019!
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Nightwatch.js retweeted
We’re excited to announce our newest integration with Nightwatch.js! 🦉 Read about getting started with our Nightwatch SDK on our blog: hubs.ly/H0fVlR90
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But would it get some wind for the sailboat?
We're live! Nightwatch v1.0.16 released into the main NPM channel. github.com/nightwatchjs/nigh… New website with improved docs also available: nightwatchjs.org
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Nightwatch.js retweeted
W00t! Another chapter of my Vue CLI course is complete! Trending in the right direction to get it published by Jan on Pluralsight.
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New version published on NPM - github.com/nightwatchjs/nigh… $ npm install nightwatch@1.0.12
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Just published Nightwatch v1.0.9 in the beta channel with a bunch of fixes: github.com/nightwatchjs/nigh… Nearing the release of v1 in the main channel. Not much longer to go now, also with brand new website and documentation updates.
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