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Its not depth. Its just a landfill. The easier it has gotten for people to publish software, the more the wasteland has grown. No end in sight. I used to contri
by cen4 2y ago
Its not depth. Its just a landfill. The easier it has gotten for people to publish software, the more the wasteland has grown. No end in sight. I used to contribute to firefox. But have reached the stage where I have uninstalled the browser on my phone. And am half way to uninstalling the browser on my desktop/laptop. I have been building up a content repo offline using Kiwix and Zeal docs for work related stuff, target is to reduce contact with the internet to less than 4 hours a week.
- rubicon33 2y agoNo end in sight is right. When does this stop? I have seen the same problem solved 50 times. This is seriously depressing. The endless frameworks and endless tooling that is supposed to make things easier is actually adding a whole new layer of learning and difficultly that was never necessary.
- mrinfinitiesx 2y agoNot op but had to chime in.. > When does this stop? I have seen the same problem solved 50 times. I don't think it does or will. I think we're all seeing it. > This is seriously depressing. Absolutely. I enjoyed those threads/the SSH chat(devzat?) discussions about how all we needed are just SSH and a terminal and a few langs to code with and things have just been perpetually just re-inventing the same stuff over and over and over and making solutions to new problems that arise created from those solutions. It is seriously depressing. Now it's just a mountain with AI labels slapped on it.