Passing of Joe Mancuso
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Passing of Joe Mancuso
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#2I am not a python guy so I did not know this person nor his framework.
But the tone of this message from his peers and the fact that this man kept working and contributing to open source (and software in general) until the end is deserving of more than 0 comments on hn.
My condolences to the family, friends and best of luck to the rest of the team that is working on (t)his framework.
RiP Mr Joe Mancuso.
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#3>Paying my dues to the dirt
Morbid humor is underrated. RIP Joe.
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#4I am just hearing of Masonite through this post, unfortunately (RIP Joe.) Now I am interested in it for a personal project I've been thinking of. Will development continue for this and are all the pieces in place to keep this project alive or will it fade to dust now?
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#5He looks so young in the github profile picture.
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#6My condolences.
Reminds me that life is short. We should all be thankful and make the most of what we have.
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#7I am just hearing of Masonite through this post, unfortunately (RIP Joe.) Now I am interested in it for a personal project I've been thinking of. Will development continue for this and are all the pieces in place to keep this project alive or will it fade to dust now?
It's MIT licensed. So just use it if it interests you.
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#8Phew, pretty young guy
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#9I suspect, based only on approximate age, timing of his death, and location, that this is the same guy: https://www.gofundme.com/f/in-loving-memory-of-coach-joe-man...
No mention of the software work, but he sounds like a pretty upstanding guy and a huge loss to his family and community.
Re: Passing of Joe Mancuso
#10Thanks for including the context in the title.
RIP, Joe