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Assuming you can clean it up, or put it up in the first place, and deal with future maintenance - assuming that whatever you put up ends up being enough for git
by silencio 10y ago
Assuming you can clean it up, or put it up in the first place, and deal with future maintenance - assuming that whatever you put up ends up being enough for github-as-resume purposes in the first place...
There's a fair amount of stuff I'd like to throw up on github since I can't put any of my work-related code up, but I have other priorities in my life, so meh. My spouse is the total opposite of me and will probably struggle to come to terms with our impending spawn sucking up his free time, but that's just how things are. I don't think there's any shame to be had to not participate in these things regardless of the reason - it has a non-zero time and effort cost that cannot be ignored.