I'm also somewhat concerned that if programming were to become my day job, I would lose interest in it.
...Or, as it sometimes happens, you lose interest in writing software for other people.
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...Or, as it sometimes happens, you lose interest in writing software for other people.
For my simple needs, this is the one I use.
[0]: http://hledger.org/
I think it depends. Sometimes it's helpful to give them names that are just long enough to make their identities unique, so when they apply for police clearances, for example, they are not mistaken for similarly-named people with criminal records, or even nasty reputations.
Is that true? Doesn't having the ability to send pull requests (or merge requests as GitLab people would prefer) make it easier to contribute?
At this point, it's either I start at the very bottom, competing with people fresh off school who are willing to work for next to nothing, or make some loans and take up a new college degree.
FWIW, I had also hoped Veracity would be developed further.
Richard Hipp (Fossil's author) was able to reconstruct what happened, more or less, here: http://www.mail-archive.com/fossil-users@lists.fossil-scm.or...