Finding 2.0
summary
Claims include nearly 90% below 2.0 for PyPI packages using semantic versioning with a QR code linking to the data; examples: NumPy takes ~18 years and Pandas ~13 years to reach 2.0. Concrete outcomes include a community event Port Perry Pedals $40,000 that buys a CT scanner and survival from two cancer episodes, including a stem‑cell transplant. Practical method lists an intention, assessment, vision, acceptance, plan process, five life categories, and a committed release date that led to measurable change.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:47Libraries resist 2.0
- 8:40Personal versioning
- 19:16Mark 2.0 rewrite
- 25:15Call to action
- 26:42Q&A
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