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> however when things did go wrong, there was nobody to run ideas by and nobody to really help me…I had built all these things myself, and I also had to be resp
by snicker7 5y ago
> however when things did go wrong, there was nobody to run ideas by and nobody to really help me…I had built all these things myself, and I also had to be responsible for fixing them when they broke.
You are responsible for your supply chain. I’ve had instances at work where some rando open source library would be bugged, and we’d have to patch it up ourselves. It is much easier to fix code you’ve wrote.
- draw_down 5y agoGiven enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow ;)
- orthecreedence 5y ago> You are responsible for your supply chain. Exactly, which is why I abandoned my supply chain! I bit off more than I could chew with CL/async.
- zelphirkalt 5y agoI think what the GP is getting at is, that you are also responsible for whatever else you pick instead of CL/async.