And that binding generator is called Shiboken, which was motivated by boost::python and the same idea behind the binding generator written for Java in the old days (from QtJambi).

At the moment Shiboken is more general, and mature and can be used even for C++ projects (which are not related to Qt). https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_for_Python/Shiboken

Maybe is the response to the 996 movement. https://996.icu/#/en_US

Interesting link, thanks for sharing.

It seems like the github repo of that site is being flooded with issues:

https://github.com/996icu/996.ICU/issues

Not sure if they are fake users or not

Yeah was going to say this might be relevant

https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/f5et2r4-IePUTv8AvElpsQ

Technologically speaking: Yeah, that's a nice feature. Real world: This will be awful, I really don't want any DB to have a photo of me associated with transaction or authentification. Yes, I do have profile pictures, but allowing a service to get a "stream" of your face will be way worse, and I cannot imagine what would happen if this DB get compromised...anyway...still a nice Black Mirror episode though..

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I didn't find any reference to encryption or security matters on Stride, anyone?

I want to believe that keybase will be soon mature enough to compete against Slack and other similar services...