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> They're about 10 years in and he posts weekly changelogs and updates[1]. This isn't quite the brag you think it is. 10 years in, a product like this should
by trvz 4y ago
> They're about 10 years in and he posts weekly changelogs and updates[1].
This isn't quite the brag you think it is.
10 years in, a product like this should be mostly fleshed out. On the linked page, I'm seeing design as well as technical changes mentioned. Also, they apparently only started working on translations recently.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoUnfortunately, nothing lasts forever. Once you accept that, your perspective on 10 years may change. It's a long time. I challenge anyone to find discussions of this type from 100 years ago. Even if it was recorded (unlikely), did it survive after all of the participants died (unlikely)? Yes, we have 100 year old newspapers, but 100 year old discussions about underwater knitting.
- kardianos 4y agoIn my local library I have compilations of letters an dispatches from over 150 years ago.
- RcouF1uZ4gsC 4y agoScientific journals were basically the mailing lists of their time, especially when they first started. You can easily find journals from 100s of years ago.