wow, it's super cool to have so many OSS options when buying Slimbook devices :)
Luis Cañas-Díaz
mastodon 4.7.3Data nerd. Co-Founder of Bitergia.
.. and Free Sahara and Free Palestine 🍉
The 1st Spanish conference on OSS and IA was something really huge. @jgbarah@floss.social , Gregorio Robles and the rest of the URJC folks organized and amazing conference.
Happy to see there so many ex-Bitergians and ex-URJC 👏
After Bitergia I wanted to play with big open source data sets to push the state of the art. It seems I'm working with the correct folks "29 billion unique source files from more than 438 million projects collected from over 5,000 different code hosting platforms," this is Software Heritage :)
I'm sorry, because I'm just destroying your plan for today.
You are welcome X)
On June 3rd, I'll present this talk with @toscalix@mastodon.social. Don't miss it, we'll talk about yummy data in the automotive industry :)
Coffee, nice visualizations, and data from a very cool OSS project that is being analyzed. This is my definition of having fun at work 🤓 ✌️
"It was about the sovereignty of the user"
https://www.maffulli.net/2026/03/16/ai-final-frontier-of-copyleft/
"Vibe Coding Failures
A curated directory of documented incidents where AI-generated and vibe-coded software failed in production. Every entry cites its authoritative source."
The analysis of the most popular npm packages never stops surprising me.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/performance-now
25 million downloads a week, but the source code repository is /dev/null
I've heard some many times the AI bubble will burst that I'm starting to think that I'm leaving the same day in a loop. Like in the movie Groundhog Day.
"We found that the top 1% maintainers own an average number of 180.3 packages with direct dependents of 4,010 average packages."

