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As a small aside, using the name "Stylus" for something that deals with CSS is perhaps not the best pick, given that it's also a name of a very widely known CSS
by Etheryte 6y ago
As a small aside, using the name "Stylus" for something that deals with CSS is perhaps not the best pick, given that it's also a name of a very widely known CSS preprocessor language [1].
[1] https://stylus-lang.com/ https://stylus-lang.com/
- inshadows 6y agoAnd also by non-malware Stylish fork, a thing to modify CSS in the browser: https://github.com/openstyles/stylus/ https://github.com/openstyles/stylus/
- riffic 6y agoAh, the golden rule of Show HN -- any time something is posted, someone in the peanut gallery has a gripe about its name.
- DJBunnies 6y agoIt's almost as if naming things can be difficult.
- tryptophan 6y agoI mean, would Lihoinfman be a bad name? Just concatenating the first part of each word. It helps you remember what the project is and gives a unique string. Or do it GNU style, QHIM -> QHIM home infra manager. But no, lets name it after a common object.
- CharlesW 6y ago> I mean, would Lihoinfman be a bad name? Yes, unless you say it like Professor Frink.
- app4soft 6y agoThink, the number of words used for new project naming actually limited to "1000 words". Really curios why nowadays devs can't find unique names for new things and try reuse widely used "1000 words".