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You seem to be opposing open source software to "interesting work" -- which in some feilds such an opposition holds truth. In others all the interesting work is
by sophacles 17y ago
You seem to be opposing open source software to "interesting work" -- which in some feilds such an opposition holds truth. In others all the interesting work is open source.
As for the post -- the question asked if everyone had a such a large list of pet projects. Your answer seems to be yes too. Sure you dont publish it, but you try to do new projects and methods at work -- pet projects are pet projects, whether at work or home.
Also, keeping around "throwaway" code has helped me more than not -- I can find some half remembered example and be using the concept way quicker than trying to come up with it again.
- aaronblohowiak 17y agoIn my individual case, working on open-source software would be opposed to paid work (with interesting as an orthogonal concern,) but I am trying to remedy that aspect.