package github-typesUses

Quick notes on yet another attempt to marry the task of editing a taxonomic classification with versioning it in GitHub.The idea of dumping the whole GBIF classification into GitHub as a series of nested folders looks untenable.

Inspired by a comment on my post Visualising edit history of a Wikipedia page, the code I use to make history flow diagrams like the one below is now in GitHub at https://github.com/rdmpage/wikihistoryflow.There is also a live version at http://iphylo.org/~rpage/wikihistoryflow.

Entre las notas que uno genera durante una investigación están las ideas de todo tipo, pueden ser sobre nuevos proyectos, el diseño de nuevas preguntas, las asistencia a eventos, títulos para un nuevo trabajo, colaboraciones, probar herramientas electrónicas, implementar un método, por mencionar algunas. Me resulta muy interesante la propuesta de compartir ideas, proyectos y procedimientos en la investigación digital.

As The Verge reports Microsoft acquires GitHub. According to The Verge GitHub was "last valued at $2 billion back in 2015, but it's not clear exactly how much Microsoft has paid to acquire GitHub." The Verge also considers the purchase as a promotion of Microsoft's open source strategy and suspects the acquisition could meet mistrust in the open source scene.

The imageis the Github logo.

I saw this Tweet a few days ago from Jeremy Leipzig counting the number of GitHub repositories that sequencing-related companies have on their organization page, but was immediately curious how many of these had an open-source license versus a restrictive or unknown license. I tried to one-shot this with GPT-5 given a screenshot of Jeremy's Tweet and a few instructions. It got me 90% of the way but I had to make a few tweaks here and there.