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Pauline Vos@paulinevos
We are super-powered now. We now need to relieve the bottle neck on either ends of the development process: - discovery and prioritization of work to be done - assessing and accepting performed work We're only giving agents the middle bit and it's making everyone much slower…
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I had to ask the maintainers of an open source project today: what's a reasonable cadence for me to submit PRs? I have SO MANY THINGS I want to contribute, but I don't want to overload you. As a maintainer, it's clear that the best PR is small and clearly described. But even the…
Kjell Kind@kachelle
After reading @mattstauffer, I hope I dont overload you guys with my 7 open prs at the moment.

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Pauline Vos
It's all a little overwhelming, but everything is welcomed! We just need to work on relieving the bottleneck. That's gonna help everyone
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Pauline Vos
Btw, this was a general statement about the industry, not /dev/null specifically. I'm noticing the same thing with my MongoDB work
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Matthieu Napoli
tbh we have PRs we want to work on ourselves, and takes from the community, and then syncing internally to make sure we're aligned with what we should build… It's tricky. The simplest PRs are the easiest to merge.