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Great moral modeling for open source too.
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Drop the “for open source”. It’s cleaner.

“Love your enemies! Pray for those who persecute you! In that way, you will be acting as true children of your Father in heaven. For he gives his sunlight to both the evil and the good, and he sends rain on the just and the unjust alike. If you love only those who love you, what reward is there for that?“

Lotta good stuff in that good book. Love this

Thank you for this DHH, its this kind of shite that proves your sincere vision for Omarchy and shows you're nothing short of a GOAT. Party On!!!

one day the maintainer came home and found a pull request on the porch

Additionally, training AI on this kind of morality would probably lead to better aligned AI than whatever frontier labs are using now

Who among us does not curse at models?

So true. It doesn’t matter what you personally believe, but the beauty of the outlook taught in that video is what this world truly needs. Give selflessly, without repayment, and you are the best sort of human.

"Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be slave of all." - Jesus.

Amazing Grace is amazing. Justice is getting what we deserve. Mercy is not getting what we deserve. Grace is getting what we don't deserve. The Mercy of God is new every morning. Jesus died to pay a debt we deserved but unable to pay. He paid it all. Believe and thank Him.

Amen!

God is good

That's why I'm making Ligma. A native design tool for Linux. The pricing model is going to be: Tier 1: Free, but you have to promise to use it to make your life, and the lives of others around you better. Tier 2: One time donation. Any amount. But you have to promise to use it to make your life, and the lives of others around you better. Tier 3: Monthly support. Any amount. But you have to promise to use it to make your life, and the lives of others around you better.

I miss Jim Weirich 💔 There was a man who served others.

Amen saw it the other day. Praise Jesus for blessing you with the heart and wisdom to bring us Omarchy.

Good is good

The Bible allows men to sell their daughters into slavery! It is not a good moral guide.

You can tell it’s a true story too, what a humble, truthful, honest man 🥹

Nope.

It's important to instill good values in our children, this is more important than any governance or policies. Good people make the dangers of any system irrelevant.

Open source culture dies the second maintainers stop modeling the behavior they want from contributors. The repo tone is the product.

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Wonderful

Probably you have given a task to your ai and you came to scroll on tik tok if am not wrong ?

I don’t understand what he said about his wedding?

This is the part of open source that never shows up in star counts. People copy the code and also copy how maintainers show up. Culture scales faster through example than through rules.

open source ftw

the boring part nobody ships is succession — docs, releases, and a second person who can cut a patch.

The interesting part for open source isn’t the spectacle; it’s the repeatable norm. Maintainers who make credit, critique, and handoffs visible turn values into behavior that scales beyond the founder.

Great example there. We can also learn from St. Anthony of the Desert, Father of all monks, carefully considered even for our modern economic pursuits. Firm foundations lead to greatness. Renunciation of possessions: “Let the desire of possession take hold of no one… Why not rather get those things which we can take away with us — prudence, justice, temperance, courage, understanding, love, kindness to the poor, faith in Christ, freedom from wrath, hospitality?” Daily vigilance: “As though making a beginning daily let us increase our earnestness… all our time is nothing compared with eternal life” Spiritual warfare: He faced temptations in word, image, and seduction, responding with boldness and trust in God’s protection Contemplation of God: His solitude was not mere isolation but a deep, personal encounter with Christ, fostering humility and dependence on divine grace

Do good. Put good out into the world. Do it for no reason other than it’s good to do.

open source moral modeling. rare when the vibe's this clean

Holy moly, two great people I admire in one post. God is great!

This was wonderful thanks for sharing
