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Anything, as long as it has < 100 google results. At least, plonk the project name into the github search, and see if there are existing projects using exactly
by fake-name 8y ago
Anything, as long as it has < 100 google results.
At least, plonk the project name into the github search, and see if there are existing projects using exactly that name. I found at least EIGHT other projects with more then 100 stars already named "carbon". At least one of them is VERY widely used (carbon, which is the time-series backend for graphite).
Basically, you're actively making life harder for users when you decide to name-collide with existing active projects.
- marmaduke 8y agoIt would be interesting if Google providing away to search for unlikely phrases. Maybe their data structures would allow some sort of direct enumeration based on inverse tf-idf.