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The problem isn't the author's lust for tinkering and improving his dev chops. The problem is with HN, how it's designed to drive fads and constantly disturb ou
by arkitaip 13y ago
The problem isn't the author's lust for tinkering and improving his dev chops. The problem is with HN, how it's designed to drive fads and constantly disturb our focus, and immature developers who change tech stacks as if it was underwear.
- benjamincburns 13y agoThe problem? There's no problem here. I find the OP very interesting. Whether or not it's useful to myself or this community, it's something which someone very intelligent spent a significant amount of time to build. I'd argue that its usefulness is unrelated to how interesting it is. It genuinely makes me want to know more about the author(s) and what their motivation was.