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I thought about it for some time (nothing serious), but can see few obvious stoppers. First, cheap blogging is something I do not like, and producing quality c
by wruza 4y ago
I thought about it for some time (nothing serious), but can see few obvious stoppers.
First, cheap blogging is something I do not like, and producing quality content takes time. An example of cheap blogging is “I npm installed foobaz, passed it a low-effort options object copied from SO answer and voila”. Sometimes I struggle even with HN comments, heh. “Half” of them never get posted.
Second, my views on programming (my primary interest in life) are not mainstream and a little bitter, sometimes not a little. I know this from trying to expess them here on HN from time to time. I’m afraid that publishing that would bring nothing but a sense of worse isolation at my own expense. I’m a pretty negative critic, and I don’t get where people like n-gate take energy to continue their public work (I’m not a HN hater, just a random example out of top of my head).
- quickthrower2 4y agon-gate. I wonder how this continues (continued) when you had to keep up with HN wide and deep and write comedy/satire to boot. Keeping the jokes and jibes fresh. Probably takes XKCD levels of commitment. I appreciated it though!