The Internet has changed the way we think, feel about the people who passed away.<p>We leave so many footprints online about our existence which we don't think about much. But they have a special meaning for people who care and think about us.<p>It just reminds and gives some sort of illusion that maybe we are still here, maybe just taking a walk, we will come back home for dinner like every other day.
I hope someone will continue his work in that repo, it's really sad to see that he was the only contributor and now that he's gone, it'll likely go abandoned.<p>We're entering the era where the passing of legends happens in real time and is immediately visible. It's crushing to see something like this.
Very sad news. RIP.<p>He died at 57. My retirement plan starts at 65 and and I'm in the same physical shape he was. Why should I continue putting money in my 401k if chances are I'll never use it?