📌 "All progress takes place outside the comfort zone." - Michael John Bobak

Hello friends!

Another week, another pursuit. Toot toot. Let's go.
 

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Web links of the week

WatermelonDB
Goodbye Redux
Ocean Current
Customize radio buttons without compromising accessibility
Building a Desktop App with Vue: Vuido​
 

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Something that interested me this week

For those who don't know, I designed a Scrabble-themed keycap set a little over a year ago, got it licensed and sold, and this week, I finally got my official finalized cap samples with legends and colors all together! I'm so happy to see this project finally come to life, and to a close. 

It's weird that this project is ending, but also really exciting. Whenever something ends, that means something is about to begin. :)
 

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Interview question of the week

Last week, I asked you a non-coding question: Would you continue to contribute to an open-source project if you found out that it was being used for some projects that contradict your personal values?
Here's some of your answers:

• "It fully depends on the type of open-source project and what its objective is--if its main use case goes against my values, I would stop contributing to it. On the other hand, if it happens to be such a broad-use project that some projects that use it go against my values, all I would do is express my disgust at it."
• "For me this dilemma is the 21st century of Voltaire's old adage: "I wholly disapprove of what you say and will defend to the death your right to say it." I would continue to contribute to the project if it is meaningful to me, both for what it is (technically speaking), for the way I personally benefit from its existence, and sure, I would keep an eye on who else is using it. Those usages I personally disagree with, I would report to the authorities if they seem to be unlawful, the rest I would live with. Finally I would advocate its use for initiatives that are in line with my personal values, in order to incentivize the "good" use of the project."
• "Yes. Full stop, no buts, and no caveats."
• "Honestly I probably would stop. I contribute to open source when I believe in it, and if it goes against what I believe, then I can always move on to another project."

This week's question:
Given a list of test scores (0 - 100), return the 3rd, 2nd, and 1st highest scores in the list.
 

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Cool things from around the internet

GH60 with dev/tty caps
Space Photos of the Week: Saturn's Mysterious Hexagon
New York Institute of Go Free Lessons
How to Be Better at Parties
 

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Joke

I have 2 heads, 5 arms, 372 legs, and 1238761 eyes. What am I?
A liar.
 

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That's all for now, folks! Have a great rest of your week. Be safe, make good choices, and get your work done.

cassidoo