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

[Least Concern]

• Names that would normally end in "-er", but delete the "e", with Grindr being the most notorious

I'm not sure if Flickr and Tumblr really fell off that much or if there's something else involved for Grindr to be the "most notorious" example of that trend for you.

 

[Don Yagon]

Names that would normally end in "-er", but delete the "e", with Grindr being the most notorious

niggr

 

[Unimaginative Username]

I'm not sure if Flickr and Tumblr really fell off that much or if there's something else involved for Grindr to be the "most notorious" example of that trend for you.

They're famous but not notorious (well, Tumblr is sort of notorious).

 

[Ferryman]

I wrote a couple high-profile projects in Java (using a proper language on android was a PITA), that still hang on even if Java is relegated to Enterprise and low-cost Indian developers. I'm sure Zig will survive, althoughbeit it might get less mindshare and fewer people who know it (though I assume picking up Zig is easier for anyone you recruit for $DAYJOB than e. g. prolog, which I had to learn for a job).

Day 387 of coping positively reinforcing the abject certainty that I VILL get a job writing SBCL