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Checking the team about: https://rev.ng/about https://rev.ng/about And looking at the code contributions: https://github.com/revng/revng/graphs/contributors ht
by albertzeyer 3y ago
Checking the team about: https://rev.ng/about https://rev.ng/about
And looking at the code contributions: https://github.com/revng/revng/graphs/contributors https://github.com/revng/revng/graphs/contributors
Isn't it a bit weird that the CEO (aleclearmind) has most commits, even much more than the CTO (pfez)? I often hear the complaints from other CEOs that they don't really find any time anymore to code... Even the CTO usually is more on the managing side and less active in actual coding.
Anyway, if this works, then I guess it's a lot of fun for them.
Edit Ah right, I didn't check the timeline.
- zote 3y agoThe CTO has more recent commits, aleclearmind's commits drop to 0 after 2020 so maybe they also have a hard time getting to code.
- aleclm 3y agoThe CTO mostly works on the backend of the decompiler, revng-c, which we just released: https://github.com/revng/revng-c/commits/develop/ https://github.com/revng/revng-c/commits/develop/ Eventually we'll merge the two repos. Also, I develop stuff every day. For some reason GitHub is not picking up my user correctly. > Anyway, if this works, then I guess it's a lot of fun for them. It is!
- albertzeyer 3y agoI wonder a bit about the downvotes. I didn't mean this as a criticism or so in any way. In fact, I like this very much. I just found this interesting and unlike what I saw elsewhere. So the downvotes are because this is not interesting or not unusual?
- halayli 3y agoyour observation was spot on and your question was answered by the ceo. People on hn can be oversensitive.