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If it's not fully formed and doesn't offer a specific advantage, then why is it here?
by hi-v-rocknroll 2y ago
If it's not fully formed and doesn't offer a specific advantage, then why is it here?
- jemmyw 2y agoBecause someone posted it and others upvoted the post. I know that's stating the obvious but that's the reason and there doesn't need to be any other.
- arp242 2y agoI was unaware that you're only allowed to publish something if it's fully complete, to the satisfaction of randos on hacker news. Are you actively trying to discourage people from posting their projects or is that just an accidental side-effect?
- baweaver 2y agoTo be fair I didn't post it :) Yeah, it's still very very early in the process and I released it as I have a talk at Ruby Kaigi going over some of how this works next Tuesday, so I wanted something out even if it's simple for now.