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398 points emersonrsantos | 2 comments | 23 Nov 24 23:18 UTC | HN request time: 0.46s | source
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Neywiny ◴[24 Nov 24 04:55 UTC] No.42225982[source]▶
I like when repos say "not implemented yet" or "to-do" or "working on" and the last commit was years ago. Makes me feel better about not going back to my to-dos I drop through my code. (Not meaning to throw shade on this author, just finding it comforting)
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1. ramon156 ◴[24 Nov 24 07:58 UTC] No.42226617[source]▶
I feel like most — if not all — projects are never done. Knowing when to stop is important
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2. Neywiny ◴[24 Nov 24 12:23 UTC] No.42227575[source]▶
Yeah it's weird, I feel like a repo is untrustworthy if it wasn't committed to in the past year but sometimes a project is just done. Now I'm actuality there would likely be work on my end to update it for integration with modern tools/devices, but there's a repo from 12 years ago I've been considering using. Maybe it'll just work, maybe it'll be trash.