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Sounds like all the release engineering rigor of a 1 man, DIY hobby out for the path of least resistance. One person trying to do too much is no bueno. It need
by 1letterunixname 3y ago
Sounds like all the release engineering rigor of a 1 man, DIY hobby out for the path of least resistance.
One person trying to do too much is no bueno. It needs to be a team effort and consumers need to step-up to be occasional producers as well.
- salawat 3y agoCounterpoint: No system built by committee will ever be trivially reckonable/navigable by a single person. Therefore the only people who will derive benefit from it will mostly be committees/orgs. When one builds for oneself, or a single person, one builds under a set of constraints that truly allow for peak accessibility. You've only got 1 person to do the whole shebang. And if one person can do it, you're on a much better footing from which to then allow anyone to do it. As someone in the midst of building out a lab, it's been humbling, and in a way invigorating to return to grappling with building cohesive, single operator systems.