Diseased Open Source Software Community - it's about ethics in Code of Conducts

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Lol NGO didn't have working backups, their fault
even if it's fake it's believable because you know how these organizations are
So they don't have time to do a backup due to the sudden spike in webtraffic, but they do have time to download and roll out a library update on the production server?

Actually scratch that, you're right: it is believable. As far as organizational IT goes, it's actually par for the course.
 
"You've won the stupid game!"
"What have I won!"
"A very stupid prize!"

Who the fuck thinks it's a good idea to target a country that has an unusually large amount of insanely computer proficient people?
There are two entities in this world that under no circumstances should you fuck with unless you desire to have everything stripped from you and be humiliated. Even regular old feds and TPTB aren't as scary.
That's hackers, especially the Russia-sphere, and the IRS.
 
He still committed a crime, and will probably be jailed now that he's been doxed.
He will serve the same amount of time in jail as antifa members and all the other useful idiots that are part of Biden's America.

This is why he is acting as if nothing is wrong, because ultimately he won't face any real consequences once the internet loses interest in him; he will still have his job or he will be immediately hired elsewhere, his package will still be used everywhere because everyone is too lazy to fork it and he will be showered in praise for years to come for his bravery by his peers.

Give it three months and his life will fully go back to normal as he continues to collect and review fucking electric motorcycles for his youtube channel, it pisses me off beyond belief but that's sadly the reality of the world we live in right now.
 
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I'm looking at his repositories and I found one of the most stupid repositories apart form all the 'is-array' packages. He's created a library called 'strong-typed' which is supposed to what Typescript should have been. Each method is basically:
JavaScript:
// Simple form
function imTooStupidThatINeedANPMPackage(value, type) {
    if (typeof value === type) {
        return true;
    }
    throw new Error(`The ${value} is not a type of ${type}.`);
}

// This will throw an error
imTooStupidThatINeedANPMPackage(123, 'string');

I'm really not sure why this would be a good replacement for native type checking in Typescript and missing the whole point of catching errors early.
JavaScript:
function sayHello(name: string): string {
    return `Hello ${name}!`;
}

// Will throw an error... or might not even compile.
sayHello(123);

Maybe I'm just being a autistic fag?
No. I will die on this hill. Typescript is autistic as fuck but the ONE thing it does very well is strong typing. Either he thinks he's too clever for typescript or doesn't understand it, but either way he's retarded. He probably barely understands how to copy/paste code samples and change the variable names.
 
I'm looking at his repositories and I found one of the most stupid repositories apart form all the 'is-array' packages. He's created a library called 'strong-typed' which is supposed to what Typescript should have been. Each method is basically:
JavaScript:
// Simple form
function imTooStupidThatINeedANPMPackage(value, type) {
    if (typeof value === type) {
        return true;
    }
    throw new Error(`The ${value} is not a type of ${type}.`);
}

// This will throw an error
imTooStupidThatINeedANPMPackage(123, 'string');

I'm really not sure why this would be a good replacement for native type checking in Typescript and missing the whole point of catching errors early.
JavaScript:
function sayHello(name: string): string {
    return `Hello ${name}!`;
}

// Will throw an error... or might not even compile.
sayHello(123);

Maybe I'm just being a autistic fag?
that's just strong typing but without the benefit of the compiler complaining beforehand so the program crashes during runtime instead. one of the things I dislike about python and js
 
Actually no, he's borderline pivoting to "LOL THIS WAS JUST ME PROVING HOW VULNERABLE YOU ARE TO SUPPLY CHAIN ATTACKS #OWNED". I like how all these soydev webshitters pretend like they actually audit all 1000 of their NPM-madness dependencies any time they update anything. No one would ever update anything if that was the case, which would be even worse for security.
this is even funnier now that his Twitter was hacked and he was doxed
 
I wouldn't even call it strong typing so much as a shitty validation function.
Well clearly the JavaScript community thinks it's useful!

numbers.png

Wait, huh?

oops.png

LOL

https://github.com/RIAEvangelist/strong-type
 
He will serve the same amount of time in jail as antifa members and all the other useful idiots that are part of Biden's America.

This is why he is acting as if nothing is wrong, because ultimately he won't face any real consequences once the internet loses interest in him; he will still have his job or he will be immediately hired elsewhere, his package will still be used everywhere because everyone is too lazy to fork it and he will be showered in praise for years to come for his bravery by his peers.

Give it three months and his life will fully go back to normal as he continues to collect and review fucking electric motorcycles for his youtube channel, it pisses me off beyond belief but that's sadly the reality of the world we live in right now.
Well we can still hope he deleted one Russian whiz kid too many's pet projects and porn and they devote their lives to fucking him until one of them dies.
 
Well clearly the JavaScript community thinks it's useful!

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Wait, huh?

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LOL

https://github.com/RIAEvangelist/strong-type
If i read the word "transpiling" one more time i might throw up. Talk about looping thoughts.

Also I really hate the aggressive ignorance of people like this. "What typescript should have been" as if the entire team of developers couldn't possibly have weighed the pros and cons of their approach before doing it.
 
I’m not really convinced that the cheating allegations are as serious as some here have made out. It’s pretty unlikely he actually fucked anybody on Ashley Madison (8 years ago) and it’s not clear to me that he was even trying to fuck the tranny (4 years ago) from the message sent. Obviously it could still potentially cause massive strain in his marriage.
 
Another "black hat" hacker who thought he would be remembered as a hero if he were to act against Russians, completely not taking into the account that he mostly would be dealing damage to people who do not have a say in their government policies and also, hiding so much dirt that when exposing himself, he became an easy target for real professionals on the field. He dug his own grave and hopefully pays for it for years. What a waste.
 
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