Wording matters, and framing things differently can free teams from the Scrum limiting views. This is required to find a path towards improvements.

Following up on his "The Free Software Foundation is dying" post, Drew DeVault has been working on the messaging part of his recommendations. The result is not bad at all!

Unsurprisingly, it's not as simple as it sounds. Type hints in Python can be used for various reasons but performances is rarely the main motives. It'd need other adjustments to the runtime. People are working on it, and this article is an interesting dive on how things work under the hood.

Looks like an interesting tool to run LLMs on your own hardware.

Despite the (sometimes valid) criticism floating around RMS and the FSF, we can't deny RMS has been proven right more than once.

Neat little journaling system using vim. I can hear Emacs users cringe from here though.