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stdlib already means something else. Don't you know when you pick a name, you need to pick something with zero google hits?
by smcameron 1y ago
stdlib already means something else. Don't you know when you pick a name, you need to pick something with zero google hits?
- andrewamurphy 1y agoI wasnt intending it to be “a thing” it’s part of something else I’m building
- CraigJPerry 1y agoIt does need some additional SEO work but this is a great name for what this product is IMO. I'm thinking the SEO work is not insurmountable because if you were to draw a Venn diagram of std lib meanings: - libc? - libstdc++? - any of the other standard library of any of our languages (python, java, go blah blah - many langs have rich standard libraries) - ... There's zero overlap with this specific case. Maybe worded differently: When you say stdlib, it already depends on the context today. This new context has zero implementation overlap with those existing contexts but it is the same concept. Yeah I think this is a great name and worth the small SEO battle.
- doabell 1y agoIf you look at the URL, this is the stdlib for debugging leadership. One project deciding to call their standard library stdlib doesn’t mean others cannot.